This is a private setting from me in Bills build. The official builds will
still show them per default.
The fopllowing prefs are set differently from official builds:
+// frg private
+pref("data_manager.debug",true);
+pref("browser.safebrowsing.debug",true);
+pref("network.IDN_show_punycode",true);
+pref("browser.toolbars.grippyhidden",true);
FRG
David E. Ross wrote:
On 2/22/2019 10:09 AM, David H. Durgee wrote:
EE wrote:
David H. Durgee wrote:
I noticed recently I am missing a widget, the one at the left edge of a
bar that allows you to hide or reveal that bar. I can still use
View-Show/Hide to accomplish the same thing, but it is less convenient.
Is there a possible preference setting that might be the cause of this?
Did I accidentally toggle something? Is there a short-cut key to turn
this back on?
Dave
There is a setting in about:config, "browser.toolbars.grippyhidden". You
could try setting that to false.
I changed this setting as suggested but saw no immediate change. Does
this one require a restart to take effect? I also notice that the
default is true and thus wonder if this is the problem as the widget I
am speaking of was working before, possibly on an earlier release.
I am speaking of the hinge-like object along the left edge of a shown
toolbar with its hub at the upper left corner. Clicking on the hub
causes the hinge to rotate counter-clockwise and hide the toolbar as a
line if it is shown and causes it to rotate clockwise and show the
toolbar if it is hidden.
Dave
Yes, you must terminate all instances of SeaMonkey and then relaunch. I
just now tested to verify that this is so.
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