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Something About Firefox

Soon, very soon, the Firefox devs will ship Firefox with a UI that doesn't require tweaking to not look like complete ass. I have great hope for them. Until then, there's always tweaking ~/.mozilla/firefox/[profile]/chrome/userChrome.css:

  1. toolbar{
  2.         height: 32px;
  3.         margin-top: 0px;
  4.         overflow: hidden;
  5. }

I have to use this little tweak on my desktop to keep the Stumbleupon buttons from taking up 48-64 pixels, depending on whether it's Thursday and the SU crew have 'fixed' anything recently. Thankfully, the Mozilla team have a pretty decent documentation of userChrome.css.

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