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[rcentros]

Originally Posted by droopy

Vivaldi is based on chromium. i don't think chrom* based browsers let you customize the way I can with Firefox, where I can create and then edit userchrome.css.

That's true, but Vivaldi provides a lot of ways to customize. For example, you can go to settings and move your tabs to the right, left, top or bottom. Also, like the old Opera, it has email built-in to the browser. So there's a lot of Vivaldi provided customizations available. At one point Firefox would allow you to get rid of the tab bar when only one window was open. And later there were add-ons that would allow you to do that (which, as far as I can see, all fell by the wayside). Now I achieve this by putting a few lines in the userChrome.css. But if the option was still built-in, that's what I would use.

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by droopy

Firefox is my preferred browser. if TreeStyletab extension and customizing chrome.css is gone, i don't know which browser I'd go to. I hope this level of customization never goes away

I'm not sure where I would go either. Hopefully I won't be forced to make that decision.

[droopy]

Originally Posted by rcentros

That's true, but Vivaldi provides a lot of ways to customize. For example, you can go to settings and move your tabs to the right, left, top or bottom. Also, like the old Opera, it has email built-in to the browser. So there's a lot of Vivaldi provided customizations available. At one point Firefox would allow you to get rid of the tab bar when only one window was open. And later there were add-ons that would allow you to do that (which, as far as I can see, all fell by the wayside). Now I achieve this by putting a few lines in the userChrome.css. But if the option was still built-in, that's what I would use.

I love how my Fox looks now.
I got rid of the horizontal tab bar by editing userchrome.css.
Check out the left hand sidebar.
I'm never going back to a regular (horizontally splayed) tab bar again.

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by droopy

I love how my Fox looks now.
I got rid of the horizontal tab bar by editing userchrome.css.
Check out the left hand sidebar.
I'm never going back to a regular (horizontally splayed) tab bar again.

Mine is much "simpler." I like to keep stuff tucked away in Menus. On my laptops I do use a dark theme however.

[droopy]

Originally Posted by rcentros

Mine is much "simpler." I like to keep stuff tucked away in Menus. On my laptops I do use a dark theme however.

I don't see any tabs. Could you show me where you tuck them away into?

[rcentros]

Originally Posted by droopy

I don't see any tabs. Could you show me where you tuck them away into?

I don't have tabs unless I open a second one. Then they're just the standard, horizontal tabs. I don't think this is what you want at all, but I like the tabs on top (when I need them).

[droopy]

Originally Posted by rcentros

I've got Vivaldi and Chromium installed, but I'm pretty much a creature of habit. Until Firefox takes away all methods of customizing their browser I'll probably stick with it. I wouldn't be surprised, however, if it's getting near to that point where they'll disable userChrome.css. I might move to Brave when (if) that happens.

does brave let users edit userChrome.css? I use firefox in part because i can edit userChrome.css