This doesn't appear to work in 3.0 Final. I've tried this and all 3 about:config icon options set to false, I still have favicons present... Any suggestions?
I don't understand why disabling them requires such legwork, this should be a standard option. FF2 required a user.js addition (which is broken in FF3 of course, so much for legacy compatibility...).
You could always just install one of Aronnax's GrApple themes if you want a more Safari looking browser, the "Yummy" version has the Safari-style tabs.
It'd be nice to see Firefox have it's own identity but given the current theme I'll take GrApple every time.
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For those of you who want the favicons to be displayed: If you had the issue that if you open too many tabs, the close button will jump to the right again, the following variant of the code should be for you.
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Edit: I should mention that if you decide to display a close button on all tabs via browser.tabs.closeButtons, you'll need to remove the last two rules:
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