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I am a disabled person trying to set up userchrome.css in Firefox.

Is there anyway any one can make me it and install it thru TeamViewer or send me userchrome.css. This is important to me please get back to me

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I’ve never used userchrome.css.

Hoping somebody else around here has….

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How-To Geek has this article.

Always create a fresh drive image before making system changes/Windows updates; you may need to start over!

We all have our own reasons for doing the things that we do with our systems; we don't need anyone's approval, and we don't all have to do the same things.

We were all once "Average Users".

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bbearren someone on the the internet made userchrome.css for me I am trying I can not seem to get a hold of him am looking for someone to update features for me am looking for someone who can here

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Post your current CSS and what you want from the mods and we’ll see what we can do.

cheers, Paul

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Paul I am not not technical I see my current css is in a zip file tell me how to post it here  please it is very important

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At the bottom of the post entry box click “Select File”
That will open Explorer on your computer.
Highlight the .zip file
Click on the “Open” button, should attach the file on the lower left of the post.

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PKCano  I hope I did this right I need everything updated

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Looks good. Wait for Paul’s answer.

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Paul here is another zip file to go with the first

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Remember, we aren’t all on the same time-zone… your response may take a day or two

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You appear to have some alternative icons and colours via those CSS changes.

What do you now want to change?

It would be good to have some screenshots of the things you want to change. You can do this by opening Windows Snipping Tool (it is also called Snip n Sketch), making a new rectangular snip and saving the snip as a PNG, then upload it (them) in a post.

You seem more than capable so installation of the changes should present no issues for you.

cheers, Paul

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Paul I did not make css myself I am not technical someone else did I can not get a hold of the person I can give you the guys site I need everything updated please here is a screenshot if you want any other screenshots please tell me this is very impotant to me

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We need to know what you want changed to be able to make the mods.
Then you can paste the modified file into the appropriate location following our instructions.

cheers, Paul

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Paul I need everything updated  in userchrome.css I am not technical Example Find in this page feature dose not work in Firefox if you can please tell me  what do I need to send you if what I posted here was not enough in the zip file do you want more info ? please tell me ? this is very important to me

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Applying the changes in the markrh-aris148-chrome.zip results in some pretty ugly items – see screenshot – and doesn’t give you a screen that looks like the one you posted in #2304501.

I can’t see a way to add the icon names. Do you have any extensions installed?
Type “about:extensions” in the address bar.

cheers, Paul

 

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Paul when you say extensions you meant add ons in Firefox theses ?

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This is an old version of Aris’ CSS mods for Firefox, which are meant to replace the functionality (to the degree they can) of Aris’ classic extension, Classic Theme Restorer. You can download the whole thing at the URL in the file and uncomment the lines in the userChrome.css file to enable those bits.

The version of the custom CSS is quite old, so it is not surprising that things do not work as expected. Mozilla’s decision to eliminate extensions that can modify the UI has made this a great deal harder for anyone who doesn’t like what Firefox looks like in the post Quantum era.  It used to be that you could use CTR and simply change everything you want via the menus, and generally it would just keep working from then on. Aris would have to keep fixing the addon to deal with Mozilla’s changes, but the end user wouldn’t have to.

Now Aris has to keep releasing new versions of the custom stylesheets to cope with all of Mozilla’s changes, and the end user has to go through them and modify them to fit each time too, a much more involved and annoying process. That’s still better than the alternative, of course, where these kinds of modifications are simply impossible, which is probably going to happen eventually, given Mozilla’ record thus far.

I’ve attempted to port your customizations to a newer version of the Aris custom CSS, though some things didn’t have direct equivalents. Some things will be different, most likely, but it should be closer to what you expect, at least.  Try out the zip I attached here and see how it works for you!

Note that this is just the custom userChrome.css, not the userContent.css that was in the chrome directory.

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Ascar and Paul if this is userChrome.css not the userContent.css that was in the chrome directory.Will you make a userContent.css for me ? I am not technical how do I install chrome-1.zip  ? or do I wait for you to make userContent.css to install both ?

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Just extract the .zip into your chrome folder in the Mozilla profile. You’ve already backed up the old chrome folder (it’s in the zip file you uploaded), so you can have it overwrite the existing files in there. The old userContent.css will remain and keep working, if it is indeed working.

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Ascaris and Paul The old userContent.css will remain and keep working, if it is indeed working. Can you tell me the difference between the zip you gave me me and userContent.css because the Find in this page in Firefox dose not work ?

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Find is a toolbar option that you add.

Right click on the toolbar, Customize.
Drag “Find” to the toolbar next to the URL/address bar.
Click Done.

Thanks for the extensions / add-ons page.
No news on the icon names yet.

cheers, Paul

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I see Ascaris has found the icon text setting for you!

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul Can you tell me the difference between the zip you gave me me and userContent.css because the Find in this page in Firefox dose not work  on mine pre zip Ascaris gave me ?

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Already answered in #2305124 above.

cheers, Paul

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Paul I do not know how you meant this works  ?

Find is a toolbar option that you add.

Right click on the toolbar, Customize.
Drag “Find” to the toolbar next to the URL/address bar.
Click Done.

Thanks for the extensions / add-ons page.
No news on the icon names yet.

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Follow these instructions.

1. Right click on the toolbar, select Customize.
2. Drag “Find” to the toolbar next to the URL/address bar.
3. Click Done.

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul the Find in this page in Firefox dose not working on mine Here is screenshot

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Ascaris and Paul the Find in this page in Firefox dose not working on mine Here is screenshot here it is

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This is my Firefox with the CSS supplied by Ascaris and the Find added using my instructions.

cheers, Paul

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Paul the Find in this page in Firefox dose not working on mine Here is screenshot here it is go to Edit

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I would love to try to help with this, but I must admit that I have no idea at all what the problem is. Can you please explain a bit what you want to have happening and what is actually happening instead?

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the Find in this page in Firefox dose not working

does not say just WHAT is not working as expected. I just did the [ Ctrl+F ] to invoke Find. Here is the result. This strip is at the bottom of the screen. (Not shown here is the [ X ] at the right end of the strip; clicking on it removes this Find strip.)

Sportman: Are you saying that this Find strip does not appear?
Or that the strip does appear, but that when you key into the box at the left end, that there is no Find action?
Or that you cannot key in anything?

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Ascaris  and Paul let me give you the detail after Firefox 57 stop the features I was going to forums to try to get someone to make me userChrome.css, and  userContent.css I did his name Mark Headrick I can give you his site address he even installed for me himself via TeamViewer for  me  I am a disabled person and not computer savy he said he would update everything for me I have not heard from him in months hope you would update this for me or maybe contact him to know his setup and then set it up for me I know things have to be updated features

the Find in this page in Firefox dose not working on mine go to Edit I  type Find in this page to find nothing happens hope you can see and help me this is important to me

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So, when you try to invoke Find, and “nothing happens”, you are saying that the strip does not appear at the bottom of the screen?

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The chrome-1.zip file I uploaded was the attempt at the fixed version of the userChrome.css setup you uploaded. I don’t know what it is you are trying to accomplish with the custom stylesheets, but I was able to look at the ones you had and see that they were an old version of Aris’ custom stylesheets for Firefox, which I was familiar with as I use them in my own Firefox installation. I tried to port over the bits I found enabled in your custom stylesheet, but without knowing what the problem you have with the original Firefox is, it’s hard to know what you are actually requesting here.

As far as the Find in Page thing… are you saying that the Find in Page bar does not appear when you invoke it via the menu? I just tried it in the chrome-1.zip file I uploaded, and it works fine.

Firefox 57 changed a lot of things, as that was the first release in the Quantum series. One of the things it removed was the ability to use the classic addons, like Classic Theme Restorer, which used to provide the functionality that the custom CSS now does. It also introduced a new UI.

What is the problem you had with Firefox 57 when that arrived back then? Or, in other words, what would be the problem you have with Firefox right now if you removed the custom .css and went back to the default appearance?

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Ascaris and Paul yes when I invoke Find, and “nothing happens”, I am saying that the strip does not appear at the bottom of the screen or top

Things which someone made custom for me are

Tezt bigger in search and text bigger when adding folder

yellow folders

which I asked him to do for me he

also added on mine old look

Classic Theme Restorer, which used to provide the functionality that the custom CSS  yes  like you said  also introduced a new UI.I think

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Here is how Firefox looks for me with the chrome-1.zip custom CSS. I had it open Find in Page, which you can see at the top of the content window.

Is this the appearance you want? This is your old version of Aris’ custom CSS for Firefox ported to a newer version, more or less. There were a few things that did not have direct equivalents.

 

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Ascaris and Paul yes this the appearance I want  I want newer version. which few things that did not have direct equivalents you meant from me ? I can give you some idea how my configuration was set up can I give you the site url the person has who set it up to show you ?

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I meant that I tried to port everything over from the old userChrome.css to the new one that Aris released. The main userChrome.css file is just a list of a bunch of other files that do the actual work of restyling Firefox. Most files in the list from your older version still exist now in the newer one, but not all of them. All that means is that it might vary in appearance a bit from what you remember.

If that appearance in the screenshot is good, all you need to do is extract chrome-1.zip to your Firefox profile’s ‘chrome’ folder and restart Firefox. You were able to zip up the chrome folder and upload it, so you already have some familiarity with zip files. It’s the same thing, but in reverse.

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Ascaris and Paul I can give you some idea how my configuration was set up can I give you the site url the person has who set it up to show you ?

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You can post URLs if you want, as long as they are safe for all.

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul here is some idea how my configuration was set up this older version the person has who set it up for me this is his site

https://www.markheadrick.com/firefox/firefox_config.php#appearance

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I can’t see why the Find box doesn’t show on your FF. I get the same arrangement as Ascaris using Ctrl F or the Find icon on the toolbar.

Have you been able to add the Find icon to the toolbar following my instructions above?

cheers, Paul

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Another way to add the “Find” icon to the toolbar:
Hamburger icon on far right of menubar (Open menu)
Choose “Customize”
Drag the “Find” magnifying glass from the group to the menubar in whatever location you want it.
Click “Done”

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Ascaris and Paul the Find in this page in Firefox dose not show at all on mine I tryed every thing you said did you look at the person site Dose everything has to be updated on mine ?

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A – What version of Firefox do you have? To find out:
[Menu Bar]: Help > About Firefox
Write down (on a piece of paper) the Version number.

READ ALL the following items before you do this next step —
B – Another menu item under Help is [Restart with Add-ons Disabled].
When you click on this, Firefox will close {so don’t have open any other tabs in Firefox, because you will lose them}, and Firefox will then Restart. It will be in what is called ‘Safe Mode’.

C – After Firefox comes back up, come back here to AskWoody, and enter your replies:
– give us the Firefox Version number that you wrote down in (A) above.
– and answer the question in (D) below.

D – Does your [ Edit > Find … ] now display the Find bar – probably at the bottom of the screen?

E – After you have posted (Submitted) the answers to the questions above (item (C) ), you may, at your option, either continue to work with Firefox as it is in Safe Mode, or close out of Firefox. When you start Firefox again, it will be back to the way that you are used to – ‘Normal Mode’.

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Ascaris and Paul using Firefox version 81.0.2.0 with  old chrome.zip and userContent.css I think things stopped working could this be the issuess ?

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You should have removed the old user chrome files and folders and replaced them with the ones provided by Ascaris above.

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul if I removed the old user chrome files and folders and replaced them with the ones provided by Ascaris  will this put back the  Find in This Page feature ?

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We don’t know if it will return Find, but we have to start somewhere and this is “reverting to a know good setup”.

If Find does not show up immediately, try adding it via our instructions.

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul let me please answer your questions from #2305659

1. question you asked
   Firefox 57 changed a lot of things, as that was the first release in the Quantum series. One of the things it removed was the ability to use the classic addons, like Classic Theme Restorer, which used to provide the functionality that the custom CSS now does. It also introduced a new UI.

   What is the problem you had with Firefox 57 when that arrived back then? Or, in other words, what would be the problem you have with Firefox right now if you removed the custom .css and went back to the default appearance?

   My answers

3. I want the Firefox 57 the classic addons, like Classic Theme Restorer, which used to provide the functionality that the custom CSS now does. It also introduced a new UI.
4. I do not like the new Firefox 81 version
6. I do not want to get rid of custom .css  can you help me to do this please

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sportman, I suggest you start from scratch.

1. Close Firefox
2. Rename the chrome folder in your Mozilla profile folder. Change it to “chrome.november24” or similar.
3. Double click the chrome-1.zip file posted by Ascaris and copy the “chrome” folder into your profile folder. You should now have “chrome” and “chrome.november24” folders.
4. Start FireFox. If the Find icon doesn’t show up, follow the instructions in #2305952.

Let us know how it goes.

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul I am not technical to do above I would need step by step details and another question I when install “chrome” and “chrome.november24” folders. will i have theses modified features which I have here are the screenshots

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Those are the detailed instructions.

Which bit can’t you manage?

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul I see the detailed instructions. My question is because am a disabled I have  modified features which I have in the screenshots in #2306405 which are yellow bookmark men Dark header and bigger text Fonts can you modifiy thoese for me please or is it included in chrome-1.zip ?

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The chrome-1.zip file has most of what you want. It was as close as I could get it with only having the original chrome directory as a reference.

I made a few more tweaks based on your screenshots, and if those are what you want it to look like, it should be good now. Please give the new version, chrome-2, a try and see if it works for you.

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Ascaris and Paul I see the detailed instructions. My question is because am a disabled am trying to get someone to install chrome-2.zip for me installing I can not do myself I will get back to you if I need installing from you ?

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You already were able to take screenshots, log into this site, then write a post and put the screenshots into that. You were able to zip up and post your chrome folder too. Unzipping the chrome-2.zip into the Firefox directory is no harder than any of that, and arguably actually easier. I am sure you can do it!

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Ascaris and Paul I am a disabled am trying to get someone to install chrome-2.zip for me installing I can not do myself installing is thing am not great at I will get back to you if I need installing from you ?

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Hey; im a friend of sportmans’ let me clarify a few points:

1.he doesnt have a keyboard, his disability drastically limits his movement so he generally uses a mouse with an onscreen keyboard.

What I believe he is looking for is a way to have the ‘Find in this Page’ option included in the right click context menu.

If the best thing to do is simply add the find option to the top toolbar. I’m sure he can probably get used to the extra second it takes to click that instead of just right clicking. (unless somebody happens to know an easy way to fix this, cause i dont think it has anything to do with userchrome.css )

Also I will remote in and install the chrome zip for him, for the visual changes, while I’m adding the find icon.

(Its likely that he copied the chrome.zip from the email where he originally received it, rather than  from firefoxes appdata folder)

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Ascaris and Paul I want to thank you both for helping me and  please answer this I got someone to install l chrome-2.zip for me  I have question for you is l chrome-2.zip for just visual look or for fixing broken features in Firefox and how often should it be updated ?

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You should not need to update chrome-2 unless Firefox make major changes to their browser.
If they do and it changes your system, let us know and we will see what can be done.

cheers, Paul

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Ascaris and Paul thanks If they do and it changes in my system,I will let you know and you will see what can be done.

 

please answer you meant visual look or for fixing broken features in Firefox ?

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Ascaris and Paul I have a seeing issue here is a screenshot at the bottom when I go to different site it is black  which tells you the name of the site on dark blue background can it be white site name ?

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[Ascaris]

UserChrome.css is only able to change the appearance of the browser UI. It can move or hide various on-screen elements, but it can’t change how they work.

What is it that you find broken about Firefox?

As far as the text color on a given website, there are extensions that allow you to override that. Stylus allows per-site custom stylesheets, very similar to userChrome.css, only in this case they style the site content and not the browser UI. You would still need to download or create the .css for any site you want to change.

A simpler way would be to use an addon to remove the site colors. I have an addon like this that I use when any site looks illegible from a bad choice of colors or a bad combination of my chosen color for visited links and the page itself. The one I use in Firefox is “Toggle Website Colors”, currently version 2.3.0. With that, I can use the icon to toggle the predefined page colors and substitute my own colors.

 

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Ascaris and Paul the issue is top of Firefox has white letters here is two screenshot but at the bottom when I go to different site it is black which tells you the name of the site on dark blue background can it be white site name is their a extension or can you fix it ?

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Firefox Bottom

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You seem to be saying that the menu bar is one color and the status bar at the bottom is being shown with black lettering on black background.
Could it be that you have several thing s going on that are giving less than optimal results for what ever you do. May be try a new clean profile and see what changes you require from that.

Just because you don't know where you are going doesn't mean any road will get you there.

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Ascaris and Paul  and Wavy the issue is with  chrome-2.zip my menu bar is one color and the status bar at the bottom is being shown with black lettering on black background.you said
Could it be that you have several thing s going on that are giving less than optimal results for what ever you do. May be try a new clean profile and see what changes you require

How do I change the status bar at the bottom is being shown with black lettering on black background.to white letters and  the status bar at the bottom how do I hide it ?

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The issue seems to be when you go to a different site. If so, try the Toggle Website Colors add-on suggested by Ascaris.

cheers, Paul

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Paul T dose the version you made me need to be updated please get back to me

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What makes you think it needs to be updated?
Is it not working with the latest Firefox?

cheers, Paul

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Paul T the issue is it not installed do two reason 1. it got deleted weeks a go some how and 2. have to find someone to install for me do you know if it is working with the latest Firefox is it ?

 

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It should still work fine. It was based on the same version of Aris’ custom stylesheets that I use for my own Firefox, and it is working fine with Firefox 85.

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Ascaris  the issue is I have to find someone to install for me if I can not will you guide me thru it please ?

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Instructions for installing the user css are in this post: #2306404

To find your Firefox profile directory

1. Open Firefox
2. Press the Alt key
3. Select Help > Troubleshooting Information
4. Look for “Profile Folder”
5. Click on the Open Folder button
6. Close Firefox and follow the instructions in post #2306404

cheers, Paul

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Paul like I said  I have to find someone to install for me if I can not will you guide me thru it I appolgize I mean thru screenshots or video please

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I don’t know of any videos that show the process, and I’m not using Windows, so it’s not going to look like what you are used to if I were to make screenshots.

The directions Paul has linked to should work to get you set up. If you don’t know how to do any step of the process, please ask for clarification.

 

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Paul T apologize I am not computer savvy I have a question dose markrh-aris148-chrome.zip and your chrome-2.zip work together or are they both the same thing you use you one or use the other ?

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You should only use the latest version. They contain the same files and one will overwrite the other.

cheers, Paul

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From sportman13:

 

do markrh-aris148-chrome.zip and your chrome-2.zip work together or can you have one or the other  ?

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Bit slow there woody! 

cheers, Paul

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Paul T and Acaris can chrome-2.zip work in Waterfox Seamonkey pale moon Comodo Ice Dragon since it is like Firefox can I do this https://www.howtogeek.com/<wbr />334716/how-to-customize-<wbr />firefoxs-user-interface-with-<wbr />userchrome.css/ or which ones will work ?

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I don’t know, don’t have those to test.

cheers, Paul

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Paul T did
userchrome.css change tabs are at the bottom can it be at the top pleaase get back to me

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Unfortunately, Mozilla has decided to mess around with the UI in Firefox yet again, and that is the source of your troubles.

There is a way to get your Firefox back to normal for now, but it will probably only last one month or so. Enter about:config into the URL bar, then enter proton into the search bar. Toggle each instance of “true” to “false” by clicking the icon to the right of each pref name, or by double clicking the pref entry itself.

That will turn off the new UI, called Proton, and bring back the old one, called Photon. That should make the old custom stylesheets work again. When Mozilla removes the ability to get rid of their awful new UI, the only solution will be to get the newest custom stylesheets from Aris-T2 and redo the whole customization setup. It may not be possible to get things the way they used to be exactly, but it should hopefully be possible to get them fairly close.

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<h2>Ascaris can you please give me a screenshot of how to do Enter about:config into the URL bar, then enter proton into the search bar. Toggle each instance of “true” to “false” by clicking the icon to the right of each pref name, or by double clicking the pref entry itself.  please</h2>

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Ascris I change it the UI how do I get tabs on top instead of bottom please get back to me

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Firefox did an update to 91.0 the the space between bookmark lines in menus are to wide how do I reduce the space between bookmark lines in menus ?

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Firefox did an update to 91.0 the the space between bookmark lines in menus are to wide how do I reduce the space between bookmark lines in menus ?