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| ^ Address bar | ''Ctrl+L'' | | ^ Address bar | ''Ctrl+L'' | |
| ^ Bookmark | ''Ctrl+D'' | | ^ Bookmark | ''Ctrl+D'' | |
| | ^ Jump to right-most tab | ''Alt+9'' | |
| | ^ Move tabs | ''Ctrl+Shift+PageUp|PageDown|Home|End'' | |
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| ==== Keywords ==== | ==== Keywords ==== |
| If you add //keywords// to your bookmarks, you can also go straight to those pages by typing the keyword. | If you add //keywords// to your bookmarks, you can also go straight to those pages by typing the keyword. |
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| You can also use these for [[duckduckgo#Bangs|bang]]-like searches by bookmarking a site's search page/results and using ''%s'' to indicate where search terms go. | You can also use these for [[duckduckgo#Bangs|bang]]-like searches by bookmarking a site's search page/results and using ''%s'' to indicate where search terms go. A shortcut to creating these is to open the search page you want a keyword associated with, and right-click o nthe search box and add the keyword that way. |
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| ==== Reader View ==== | ==== Reader View ==== |
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| As an alternative to add-ons like [[stylus]], you can simply add [[CSS]] rules to the file ''userContent.css''. It's slightly annoying in that you have to restart Firefox for it to reload the file, but you can use Stylus or the built-in developer tools (you can load files in the 'style editor' tab) to preview things. For styling Firefox itself you create a file called ''userChrome.css''. | As an alternative to add-ons like [[stylus]], you can simply add [[CSS]] rules to the file ''userContent.css''. It's slightly annoying in that you have to restart Firefox for it to reload the file, but you can use Stylus or the built-in developer tools (you can load files in the 'style editor' tab) to preview things. For styling Firefox itself you create a file called ''userChrome.css''. |
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| | NB: Currently userChrome is working fine, but userContent is not doing anything for me :( |
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| === Method === | === Method === |
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| - Open ''about:config'' and turn ''toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets'' to ''True''. | - Open ''about:config'' and turn ''toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets'' to ''True''. |
| - Open your profile directory (for me it's ''~/.mozilla/[profile name]'') and create a directory called ''chrome'' if it doesn't exist. | - Open your profile directory (for me it's ''~/.mozilla/firefox/[profile name]'') and create a directory called ''chrome'' if it doesn't exist. |
| - Inside ''chrome'' create a file called ''userContent.css'' | - Inside ''chrome'' create a file called ''userContent.css'' |
| - Add rules to this, enclosed within ''@-moz-document domain([url]) {}'' that references the site you wish to target. | - Add rules to this, enclosed within ''@-moz-document domain([url]) {}'' that references the site you wish to target. |
| * https://www.userchrome.org/ | * https://www.userchrome.org/ |
| * https://old.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS | * https://old.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS |
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| | ==== Sundry ==== |
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| | * You can middle click on the reload page button (↻) to duplicate the current tab. Way easier than having to right-click on the tab and select it from the menu. |
| | * You can select multiple tabs with ''Ctrl'' and ''Shift'' clicking like you would in other programs. |
| | * Quickest way to see alternate stylesheets is ''Alt+v'' then ''y''. |
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| ===== Troubleshooting ===== | ===== Troubleshooting ===== |
