gabeChrome.css

gabeChrome.css + gabeContent.css

gabeChrome.css + WaveFox in Mozilla Firefox Developer Edition 107 and Dracula X GABE theme for Firefox

Minimal customizations for modern versions of Mozilla Firefox and LibreWolf.

Free download from here!

Key Features

gabeChrome.css and go-buttom in URL bar, tab counter and verify icon in green

• Only show close buttons ❌ on background tabs when hovering with the mouse
• URL bar go-button ➡ (as old-school Firefox)
• Tab counter + show tab manager button even when tabs aren’t overflowing
• Verify icon gray ⚫ to green 🟢
• Move Find Bar above the page (why not?) for Google Chrome new kids on the Firefox block
• Status Panel in another color
• Hide the email address in the hamburger menu
• Grid view for overflow menu
• Show percentage download progress (experimental)
• userContent.css file for hiding search box in default Firefox / LibreWolf page

Grid view for overflow pane

Hiding email address in Firefox menu

Compatibility

• As January 2023: tested in Mozilla Firefox 109+ / LibreWolf 109
• Can be used with other userChrome.css and userContent.css tweaks.

How-To Apply?

1. Your must enable via about:config the toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets in Mozilla Firefox or LibreWolf.

2. Save the gabeChrome.css and gabeContent.css files as your userChrome.css and ``userContent.css (if you don't have another userChrome.css and userContent.css previously, otherwise you can import it into your actual style files) and the gabeChrome-extras.cssfile, all of them in the chrome folder of your profile directory: Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles[User]\chrome ==> (%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles` on Windows or go to about:profiles in Firefox/LibreWolf and locate the Roaming folder of your profile.¹

3. Restart your browser and enjoy.

Credits

Not for me but the whole r/FirefoxCSS community always helping to make Firefox (and LibreWolf) our own.

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[more stuff from GABEweb @ GitHub]

1. For more details please refer to: Firefox advanced customization and configuration options and Profiles - Where Firefox stores your bookmarks, passwords and other user data in the official Firefox Help. ↩

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