mut-ex / minimal-functional-fox

A minimal, yet functional Firefox userChrome configuration.
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smaller header #7

Closed pjhalsli closed 4 years ago

pjhalsli commented 4 years ago

I already asked this on reddit but no matter what I do I can't get it the way I want it. Here's a pic of opera vs FF](https://imgur.com/a/NEBvfap) as you can see the header in FF is much taller almost double the size. What I want is the urlbar and the tabs right under so all this wasted space disappears. Not sure if its even possible Another thing when I minimized my tabs the new tab button disappeared. The button is still there but the plus sign is gone - and the button is only visible when I hover over it. I've used nighttab for approx 8 months now and I was convinced it couldn't be any better than it was - you proved me wrong. This is truly the icing on the cake

mut-ex commented 4 years ago

For your new tab issue please take a look at the 5th bullet point in the instructions.

Other than that I can only suggest setting all the urlbar related CSS variables to 0 or as low as you can. That should reduce the height of the header area. Changes beyond that kind of fall outside the scope of what I created this configuration to look like. If the wasted space you are referring to is to the left of the urlbar between it and the back/forward buttons, it is there is because the urlbar has its contents centered and its width forced to a large value so that is in the middle. You can play around with the the selectors related to those properties to achieve the look you want.

pjhalsli commented 4 years ago

the wasted space I'm referring to is that I want the tabs closer to the urlbar - so there's not so much spoace between them. I feel the header area is very high and thought if I got the tabs closer to the urlbar it woiuld be smaller? I will continue to play around with it - I got it a little smaller but not as small as I want it.. Anyways - big thanks for this. I thought zombiefox had invented perfection with nighttab but you actually improved it. So thank you

pjhalsli commented 4 years ago

for the plus sign to come back for the new tab - it seems one need to have the tabs a t least at 25 px height. Mine are at 18 atm and the plus sign won't appear. This is no big issue for me thoug as I use ctrl -t for new tab and ctrl -w for closing tabs-. I use a tiling window manager so I'm, used to keybindings for everything. If possible I could remove the whole new tab button altogether

pjhalsli commented 4 years ago

I got it to where I'm happy with it now so I'll close this.

Amar1729 commented 4 years ago

@pjhalsli if you're still trying to decrease the height of the header, here are a couple things i did:

You probably don't need to do all that depending on the look you're going for, but you can play around with those settings

pjhalsli commented 4 years ago

I got mine to look pretty neat actually - but thank you :-)

edit: I tried your suggestions - and the toolbar-top setting really did the trick - now my FF looks exactly like I had hoped. Thank you :+1: