Made with as few lines of css in the userChrome stylesheet as possible, with a goal of staying futureproof.
- toggle to hide the entire navbar for zen mode
- works on a per window basis, perfect for reading code, watching videos or webapps.
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In the searchbar type
about:config. A dialog will be shown to you. Press the I accept the risk button. -
Search for, and enable:
- toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
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Go to your Firefox profile(about:profile in urlbar, and click open root folder on the top of the page):
- If you're on Linux:
$HOME/.mozilla/firefox/XXXXXXX.default-release/ - If you're on Windows:
C:\Users\<USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\XXXXXXX.default-XXXXXX - If you're on MacOS:
Users/<USERNAME>/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/XXXXXXX.default-XXXXXXX
- If you're on Linux:
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Create a folder and name it
chrome(with lowercase). -
Then just copy the chrome folder inside your profile directory.
If you want to toggle the url/tab-bar download the plugin Userchrome Toggle by: Joolee
- https://github.com/Joolee/userchrome-toggle
- Remember to have "prefix" empty, and then choose your preferred hotkey
- If you would like to toggle a so that all toolbars have everything visible(for getting addons that might get placed in the wrong place).
- Add "regular" to the style toggle 2 prefix
- The bookmarks toolbar can be toggled with: Ctrl + Shift + B (native firefox hotkey)
🤖 Cool shortcuts you can use with this theme for a better experience
- Alt You can access to the global menu for an extended options you need
- Alt + Left Arrow You can go Back
- Alt + Right Arrow You can go Forward
- Ctrl + L focuses the URLBar, which is very useful for quick searches and bookmarks usage
- Ctrl + B shows you the Bookmarks
- Ctrl + H shows you the History Bar
- Ctrl + T Opens a new Tab
- Ctrl + W Closes a Tab
- Ctrl + Shift + T Re-opens a tab that you just closed
- Ctrl + R Refresh the page you're on
- Ctrl + Shift + A Quick open for Add-Ons