Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion

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Re: Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion

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WonderCsabo wrote:Now it's shrinking into a little icon. Nice work! Cant you add a keyboard shortcut to turn on and off the expanded state?

Done. Please note that by default keyboard shortcuts are switched off - you'll need to go to options to switch them on.

Later today I'll create a topic in extension discussions forum. UPD: here is it.
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Stylish Userstyle: Firefox 4 Hide Addonbar Close Button, for those who want to Hide the Close Button in Firefox 4 Addonbar that was recently added due to bug 616014

To customize or fix Firefox nightlies and betas, you can also have a look at "My Userstyles" link in signature below.
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Re: Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion

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lithopsian wrote:
1) Is there a way to programatically detect if the addonsbar is shown? If so, I could check if it's visible, and if not - display a message on how to show it.

Abso-diddly-utely. The element is called "addon-bar" and you can examine the collapsed attribute to see if it is open or not.

2) Is there a way to programatically make the addonsbar visible? Such as in the previous case, if it is not shown and the user chooses to, it would be nice to make it visible for them. Though I wonder if an addon controlling a toolbar visibility considered poor practice by Mozilla.

Same way, you can toggle the bar using the collapsed attribute. There are also collapseToolbar and expandToolbar methods you could use.


I have the the same two questions. Could you give some sample code?
Thank you very much.
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Re: Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion

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Not sure if you guys have seen this or not, but it would appear the status bar shim is getting some styling: https://bug616016.bugzilla.mozilla.org/ ... ?id=494618

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=616016
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The irony is that the way the old icons would be displayed looks better.
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Where is the glass addons bar bug?
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This Stylish Userstyle: Firefox 4 Normalize the Addonbar, Iconizes, Minimizes and center aligns the old Status Bar icons and Toolbar Buttons on the Addonbar.
Tested on Firefox 4 beta 7 and latest Firefox 4b9pre nightly build.
Before:
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After:
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To customize or fix Firefox nightlies and betas, you can also have a look at "My Userstyles" link in signature below.
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rob,
could you please stop spamming threads with your styles? Those who are interested, will find them on us.o and for those who are not, it's just unnecessary noise. Thanks for understanding.
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Yeah, it would likely make sense to start a new thread specifically for styles. If nothing else it will make them easier to find.
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Good idea! Here it is Image
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makondo wrote:rob64rock,
could you please stop spamming threads with your styles? Those who are interested, will find them on us.o and for those who are not, it's just unnecessary noise. Thanks for understanding.

LoudNoise wrote:Yeah, it would likely make sense to start a new thread specifically for styles. If nothing else it will make them easier to find.

I understand reason about y'alls solution, but 90% time starting a new thread results in two Thread topics with people complaining and bit**in about things that they would like to know how to change if they can. I don't agree it makes them easier to find, it just causes more unnecessary problems latter down the road.

What will happen, people will still post userchrome.css fixes here and people will be directed to your "new thread" and when they can't find what there looking for because the userchrome.css solution is not there or can't find it, they will ask again, then you'll have two or three people copping an attitude about the userchrome.css posts.

When it could have been solved by one post with the answer without all that unnecessary attitude or tension caused from those who want to ex cert power or authority and without two Threads with complaining and bit**in about Firefox.

I try most of the time to only post userchrome.css about Thread subject matter, here: Addonbar or Statusbar of Firefox 4. Others userchrome.css about Url preview in: Url preview annoyance thread, userchrome.css about Tabs in title bar in: Thread about that subject or drawing in the title bar Thread, Or quick userchrome.css fixs in Nightly Build Thread or any other Thread when someone asks for one.

Since, people suggest extensions, should we start a Thread about Recommended Extensions?? Let me know if that Thread exists and I will take back my sarcasm.

Has the OP of this Thread: Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion, I personally don't have a problem with people placing userChrome.css fixes about the Addonbar or Statusbar of Firefox 4 in this Thread Topic, because there still about the same subject matter.
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Re: Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion

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I agree with you rob64rock. FF4 needs plenty of tweaking and most of us aren't smart enough to figure out how to do it. Thank goodness for that or we would all be using IE or Chrome !
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Re: Firefox 4 New Add-on bar and Statusbar Discussion

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Updated 12-18-2010
Firefox 4 Normalize the Addonbar: http://userstyles.org/styles/41232
To be compatible with Userstyle:
Firefox 4 Autohide Add-on bar: http://userstyles.org/styles/37319
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rob64rock, You know better. ;)
Please stop X posting.
One thread on Styles is more than enough.
makondo already posted ^^^^, the link to it.
Thanks.

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