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overdodactyl / ShadowFox

A universal dark theme for Firefox
https://overdodactyl.github.io/ShadowFox/
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ShadowFix is hiding the Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons on Windows 8.1 #302

Open LOuroboros opened 4 years ago

LOuroboros commented 4 years ago

Browser: Mozilla Firefox v72.0.2 (32 Bits) OS: Windows 8.1 x64 How you are using ShadowFox: I grabbed all the code from the userchrome.css and usercontent.css files, dropped them in profile/chrome/shadowfox and then added an @include to them in my personal userchrome.css and usercontent.css files.

Screenshots:

Without Shadowfox: firefox-2020-01-30_13-07-32

With ShadowFox: firefox-2020-01-30_13-07-14

reiny2000 commented 4 years ago

hey! i'm experiencing the same thing on windows 7 since yesterday 10 may 2020. have you found a fix for this? using firefox nightly 78.0a1

LOuroboros commented 4 years ago

hey! i'm experiencing the same thing on windows 7 since yesterday 10 may 2020. have you found a fix for this? using firefox nightly 78.0a1

Nope, I haven't. I just try to ignore it, since I don't really need to use them.

brsk93 commented 4 years ago

This happens to me if I try to set gfx.webrender.enabled to true on Windows 7.

hey! i'm experiencing the same thing on windows 7 since yesterday 10 may 2020. have you found a fix for this? using firefox nightly 78.0a1

Did you update nightly from 77? I'm using stable but if that's the case I'll need to remember not to update firefox after 77. Maybe disabling webrender will work for you.

Albirew commented 3 years ago

same behavior here on win7, firefox 82 dev edition, latest shadowfox release and gfx.webrender.enabled=false EDIT: fixed by deleting this line in userchrome.css: background-color: var(--tab-background-color)!important;