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This is a fix to move Firefox's tab bar to be UNDER the toolbar and just above the contents pane (where it belongs), do these steps: | |||
1. Type '''about:config''' on the address bar. Press "Enter." Click on the "I'll be careful" button on the "warning" page. | |||
2. Search for '''toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets''' and set it to "True." | |||
3. Go to the hidden '''.mozilla''' directory in your $HOME directory, and look for the subdirectory that's usually named some jibberish text, ending in .default. | |||
4. Look for a subdirectory there named "chrome." If it doesn't already exist, go ahead and create it. | |||
5. Look for a file named '''userChrome.css'''. Again, if it doesn't already exist, go ahead and create it. | |||
6. Put the following on a single line within the userChrome.css file: | |||
#TabsToolbar{ order: 1; } | |||
7. Restart Firefox. | |||
Now, your tab bar should be back where it belongs. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:00, 5 April 2026
- Relevant to all editions of PCLinuxOS.
This is a fix to move Firefox's tab bar to be UNDER the toolbar and just above the contents pane (where it belongs), do these steps:
1. Type about:config on the address bar. Press "Enter." Click on the "I'll be careful" button on the "warning" page.
2. Search for toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets and set it to "True."
3. Go to the hidden .mozilla directory in your $HOME directory, and look for the subdirectory that's usually named some jibberish text, ending in .default.
4. Look for a subdirectory there named "chrome." If it doesn't already exist, go ahead and create it.
5. Look for a file named userChrome.css. Again, if it doesn't already exist, go ahead and create it.
6. Put the following on a single line within the userChrome.css file:
#TabsToolbar{ order: 1; }
7. Restart Firefox.
Now, your tab bar should be back where it belongs.