My CSS files to use with Firefox and Sidebery
My goal with these settings was to create a minimalistic yet functional setup with Sidebery tuned to match Firefox Default Dark Theme and optimise the workspace. If you find any odd behaviour feel free to send a pull request.
- In Firefox, go to
about:configand settoolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheetstoTrue. Make sure you have the chrome folder within your Firefox profile - Get Sidebery v5 (beta) if you don't have it already installed
- Copy
userChrome.css,darkTheme.cssandprivate.cssto the chrome folder - Go to Sidebery settings and paste the content of my
sidebery.cssfile into Styles editor > Sidebar - Enjoy your new setup!
Set these settings under appearance in Sidebery (optional but recommended):
- Due to a bug that has been present in Firefox for quite some time already, the autoshrink functionality isn't working as intended in Sidebery beta, so I decided to disable such characteristic until I find a workaround. Related issue (thanks @emiham for the heads-up)
When moving a tab, the tab position indicator doesn't follow theFixed!margin-topCSS rule for tabs
- to @MrOtherGuy for his Firefox CSS Hacks
- to u/captainkaba for his Denkfabrik theme (which I used as a base for legacy)
- to Reddit user u/It_Was_The_Other_Guy for his tip which was very useful in legacy
- to Reddit user u/GainghisKhan for finding a bug and providing a solution idea for it in legacy
