What does your FF57 look like?

[goldyn chyld]

I'm having difficulties finding my Firefox Profile (chrome folder) on Mac, could you please help me out?

As mentioned above, you can either open Help → Troubleshooting Information, or you can enter about:support into the location bar. On that page, click the "Open Folder" button.

I have Stylish add-on on my Firefox, would it be easier simply inserting the above code lines there?

Since Firefox 57, Stylish cannot affect the user interface. reStyle can do it, but in a way that's actually significantly worse than the built-in Firefox tools.

Thanks! I finally managed to make it work. (The instructions on that mozillaZine page are rather confusing, though.. i.e. Copy and paste the following line as the first line of the file (if it doesn't already exist). This is called the namespace line and you must not alter it. Anything you add later on should always be below it @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gateke ... s.only.xul"); -- it implies that one should copy-paste the latter into the userChrome.css file and then add any codes *below* that... However, your code only worked when I pasted it into a blank userChrome.css file, rather than one containing that url and whatnot.

[Cinnomint]

How did you get that Firefox 4 button? :O

[eelton]

[Gingerbread Man]

How did you get that Firefox 4 button? :O

appbutton_in_titlebar*.css in userChrome.css.

[BobbyPhoenix]

How did you get that Firefox 4 button? :O

appbutton_in_titlebar*.css in userChrome.css.

Yep. That's what I used. Just the first basic one. You can try all different ones to see what you like, but I really like keeping Firefox looking like 4.0 with a few modern tweaks/looks.

[Mudder]

Using "Maple" classic theme from 2000Pro/XPPro within the only classic choice of W7, kudos to IownAmoneyPit from sevenforums;



Still learning and tinkering with userChrome.css