Vertical tabs for Firefox, inspired by Edge. Works with Dark theme only.
Guarateed compatibility with Firefox 119.0.1
This theme is strictly meant for Windows 10, use on linux, mac or older windows OS may have unintended results.
It should work on newer versions as well unless there’s any breaking changes in how userChrome.css
works.
I have only tested this for Windows 10. There might be some bugs on Linux or MacOS because the window decorations look different. I can’t test this because I don’t have a Linux or Mac operating system, but if you find any bugs and know how to fix it, feel free to submit a PR.
- Go to
about:config
in your URL bar, search fortoolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
and set it totrue
. - Go to
about:profiles
in your URL bar, click “Open Directory” next to your Root Directory under your default profile. - If there is no
chrome
folder, create it. - Create a file called
userChrome.css
inside thechrome
folder. - Copy and paste the contents of
userChrome.css
into your file. - Create a folder called
titlebuttons
inside thechrome
folder. - Download, then copy and paste the
.svg
files from within thetitlebuttons
folder into the folder you created. - Install the Sidebery extension.
- Make sure to enable “Allow this extension to run in Private windows” so you’re not left stranded while browsing.
- Go to
about:addons
in your URL bar, select the three small dots next to Sidebery Click on Help in thye left navigation panel- Import Addon Data
- Select the sidebery-data.json file located in this github
- Restart Firefox.
- For those still having the white window controls, you need to choose the Dark theme from Themes (in about:addons), and not Settings.