Dirk Fieldhouse wrote on 29/12/20 11:53:
On 28/12/2020 05:42, Daniel wrote:
Dirk Fieldhouse wrote on 28/12/2020 6:10 am:
...
If you never want the mail tab bar to be shown, or you want it to be
disabled independently of the browser tab bar, you can apply a user
style like this:
@namespace
url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);
@-moz-document url-prefix('chrome://') {
.tabmail-tabs {display: none;}
}
The StyleM extension makes it easy to do this.
/df
Thank you, Dirk, your logic seems infallible!
I guess this means an addition to my UserChrome.js file, that addition
being everything from your "@namespace" to your "display: none;)" right??
The @namespace line would already be in the *userChrome.css* (in the
chrome profile subdirectory) if you had already edited it. You don't
need the @-moz-document line because putting the style in userChrome.css
means the same. You can check the -example files in the same directory
for usage (userChrome -> internal browser styles; userContent -> website
styles).
With StyleM, and its predecessors, the presence of the line
"@-moz-document url-prefix('chrome://')" identifies a user style
("affects the user interface"), vs "affects <whatever URL>".
HTH
/df
I'm sure it will help, thanks again, Dirk
--
Daniel
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