Here’s how LibreWolf currently looks for me. Aside from the sidebar and some stuff removed from the toolbar, it’s pretty standard.

And here’s how i’d like it to look, with no toolbar and less stuff in the sidebar.

The back/forward/reload buttons are moved to the top of the sidebar. The window controls are moved to the bottom of the sidebar. Settings & history are replaced by bookmark and menu. And keyboard shortcuts exist to access the address bar, like in Links.

This layout saves space for the content of pages and relies more on keyboard shortcuts and less on the mouse.

Is this possible without making my own Firefox fork?

  • IndigoGolem@lemmy.worldOP
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    12 days ago

    Learning to use userChrome.css. I have some of this working, the biggest issue so far is that the back/forth/reload buttons aren’t clickable if i move them.

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    1 year ago

    This is Librewolf, a fork on FF, whatever layout related you can do on FF you can on Librewolf. On More tools -> Customize toolbar you can set up that layout AFAIK.

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      1 year ago

      That would be helpful if i wanted to customize the toolbar, but i’m trying to customize the sidebar. Thanks anyway.