I’m really glad Tree Style Tabs got ported to FF57. He says some features are missing, but I haven’t noticed (maybe features I never used in the past?)
Speed issues made me migrate from FF a while back to Vivaldi. Vivaldi has been decent, but there still a lot of bugs and quirks and things I miss from FF. I’ve started using FF Quantum and most of the extensions I commonly used have been ported. Vivaldi has been dragging/locking up lately and I decided to give FF another try.
I’m still not entirely sure about the performance. I also hate having to zoom in on every page (still no default zoom eh? I know there are extensions, but none of them modify the actual FF zoom and many seem really too buggy to use).
I’ll probably keep using it for a while and see if it’s worth moving back from Vivaldi. To be honest though, both start to feel sluggish after a while. The fact the web browsers are entire mini-operating systems, in-efficient ones at that, is .. kinda scary.
The screencap is a lie. This is what you have to do to hide Chromiumfox’s tab bar:
1) Locate your firefox profile folder (you can find it in the troubleshooting section in the Settings)
2) Locate "chrome" folder there - create it if it isn't there
3) If there are no files userChrome.css and userContent.css in "chrome" folder - create them
4) At the top of userChrome.css file add:
/* add this line if it is not there */
@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul");
/* to hide the native tabs */
#TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse; }
/* to hide the sidebar header */
#sidebar-header { visibility: collapse; }
I’m really glad Tree Style Tabs got ported to FF57. He says some features are missing, but I haven’t noticed (maybe features I never used in the past?)
Speed issues made me migrate from FF a while back to Vivaldi. Vivaldi has been decent, but there still a lot of bugs and quirks and things I miss from FF. I’ve started using FF Quantum and most of the extensions I commonly used have been ported. Vivaldi has been dragging/locking up lately and I decided to give FF another try.
I’m still not entirely sure about the performance. I also hate having to zoom in on every page (still no default zoom eh? I know there are extensions, but none of them modify the actual FF zoom and many seem really too buggy to use).
I’ll probably keep using it for a while and see if it’s worth moving back from Vivaldi. To be honest though, both start to feel sluggish after a while. The fact the web browsers are entire mini-operating systems, in-efficient ones at that, is .. kinda scary.
The screencap is a lie. This is what you have to do to hide Chromiumfox’s tab bar: