Closed mll0 closed 5 months ago
Try this first: https://github.com/ongots/pseudo-fullscreen-firefox For Firefox Beta, use the beta branch. This style is completely disabled horizontal tabs, because their auto-hiding could not be implemented properly.
If horizontal tabs are still needed, try to screw this style: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery/wiki/Firefox-Styles-Snippets-(via-userChrome.css)#dynamic-native-tabs
Try this first: https://github.com/ongots/pseudo-fullscreen-firefox For Firefox Beta, use the beta branch. This style is completely disabled horizontal tabs, because their auto-hiding could not be implemented properly.
I didn't dare. This seems to change a lot more things than just what I ask in Q1
If horizontal tabs are still needed, try to screw this style: https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery/wiki/Firefox-Styles-Snippets-(via-userChrome.css)#dynamic-native-tabs
Perfect solution to Q2 and Q3, thank you! I feel dumb of having missed the wiki... :/
@mll0 Tab pane is part of Firefox sidebar, so your question is rather "How do you hide the sidebar when fullscreen in Firefox"
There are many results of that on the Mozilla forums and google results
Since this is Firefox and not Sidebery related please close this issue.
Description
Hi, 1 have 3 related questions/feature requests: (Q1) The main FR: I'd like the sidebar to hide when I press F11 (fullscreen), and reappear when I leave fullscreen mode.
(Q2) I'd like that when I Tabs' sidebar is visible, the standard horizontal tabs disappear; and (Q3) when I hide Tabs' sidebar (F1 key by default), I'd like the horizontal tabs to show up.
For the record, this is the native behaviour in Vivaldi.
This is a bit related to https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery/issues/668 I guess, where we have the label "dep: api limitation". But there must be a way through userChrome.css.
TBH, I had achieved this with another similar (but not so well maintained) plugin, but I could not reproduce it with Sidebery. Here is what I had in userChrome.css, for pointers:
For Q1:
Source
Right now, for Q2 and Q3, here is a poor substitute:
Still for Q2 and Q3, here is something that used to completely do the job, until a recent Firefox upgrade. This code had to be in a .uc.js file within the chrome folder, after a complicated, partially documented process:
Thank you.