Vim Vixen: auto-hide navigation toolbar
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2019 11:59 pm
With Firefox Quantum, the glorious age of Vimperator seems to finally be ending...
Thanks to Shin'ya Ueoka, there's Vim Vixen, which brings some of the vim(perator) feeling back to the current Firefox.
Since Vim Vixen doesn't hide the navigation toolbar by default, here's a short "HowTo for auto-hiding the navigation toolbar"
This is done by using a custom "userChrome.css" to hide/show toolbars.
Tested with Firefox Quantum 64.0 (on Xubuntu 16.04.1).
1) Download custom CSS for hiding the toolbar:
Tim Van den Eynde was so nice to put together collection of CSS files for userChrome mods, called: "UserChrome Tweaks".
One file there (by Alex Vallat?) does exactly what we need!
It's called: toolbars/auto-hide.css
2) Save it as "userChrome.css":
In your firefox profile folder (e.g. ~/.mozilla/firefox/asdfasdf.default/), create the subfolder "chrome".
Then save the "auto-hide.css" there and rename it to "userChrome.css" (Please preserve the uppercase "C").
3) Restart Firefox.
If everything is right, your navigation toolbar should now be hidden when opening firefox: It will show up when you hover your mouse over it though
Have fun!
Thanks to Shin'ya Ueoka, there's Vim Vixen, which brings some of the vim(perator) feeling back to the current Firefox.
Since Vim Vixen doesn't hide the navigation toolbar by default, here's a short "HowTo for auto-hiding the navigation toolbar"
This is done by using a custom "userChrome.css" to hide/show toolbars.
Tested with Firefox Quantum 64.0 (on Xubuntu 16.04.1).
1) Download custom CSS for hiding the toolbar:
Tim Van den Eynde was so nice to put together collection of CSS files for userChrome mods, called: "UserChrome Tweaks".
One file there (by Alex Vallat?) does exactly what we need!
It's called: toolbars/auto-hide.css
2) Save it as "userChrome.css":
In your firefox profile folder (e.g. ~/.mozilla/firefox/asdfasdf.default/), create the subfolder "chrome".
Then save the "auto-hide.css" there and rename it to "userChrome.css" (Please preserve the uppercase "C").
3) Restart Firefox.
If everything is right, your navigation toolbar should now be hidden when opening firefox: It will show up when you hover your mouse over it though
Have fun!