I just posted this to the previous post, but just so you’re aware, I’ll repost it here since the error’s here too…

For hiding the “all tab” button, you shouldn’t use .tabs-alltabs-button as that will still show the button, it just won’t have anything on it and it’ll still be clickable. Use this instead:

.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important; }

That will hide the whole thing and make it like Firefox 1.5.

Thanks for the correction. I just updated the article.

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thanks, this got a lot of firefox 2.0 to work like what i’m used to in 1.5 for me! just a couple things i’m stuck on:

getting rid of the search go button has only removed the magnifying glass icon and made it not clickable for me — the button area is still there.

also, is there a way to set the size of the search box? i used to do this up through 1.5, but now it doesn’t seem to do anything:
#search-container, #searchbar {width: 200px !important;}
i move the search box up to the menubar to give more room to the address bar, and with 2.0 it started taking up all the available space up there. i think i just need to tell it not to take up all the available space, but i don’t know how to do that.

To remove the go button now merged with the location bar

1. Enter about:config in the location bar.
2. Set browser.urlbar.hideGoButton to true

I set browser.urlbar.hideGoButton to true and it’s still there. :-/

Also… this didn’t work for me either:

To remove the search button, you will need to edit the userChrome.css file. Add these lines:

.search-go-button { display: none !important;}

#searchbar {
margin-right: 1em !important;
}

Removing the “all tabs button” with the CSS in userChrome.css did work though.

Oh, to clarify about removing the search button. It removed the magnifying glass icon, but the space was still there. I tried messing around with the size of the search box, but couldn’t get it to go away.

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To really remove the search button, use
.search-go-button-stack { display: none !important; }
#searchbar { margin-right: 1em !important; }

(search-go-button-stack instead of search-go-button!)

Seb thanks for the tip, it works! I’ll update the article now.

To restore the next/previous buttons etc to the quick search bar, that pops up at the bottom of the browser, add the following to your userChrome.css file:

#FindToolbar > *
{
display: -moz-box;
}

Firefox 2.0 (annoyingly) removes the next/previous buttons etc from the quick search bar, that pops up at the bottom of the browser.

They can be restored by adding the following to your userChrome.css file:

#FindToolbar > *
{
display: -moz-box;
}

IMO, the UI has really taken a step backwards by being overly simplified.

Hey, a zh-TW technical blogger pointed out that we should not teach end-users to bypass security design. Instead, you should ask end-users informing webmasters to upgrade their servers.

[...] be By Percy Cabello |              | Print This Post For some strange reason, in Firefox 2 the find Next and Previous buttons have been removed from theQuick Search bar (which is activated by /, ' or just start typing) and reserved fo rthe Find Bar only (Ctrl + F). I find this behavior annoying but lucky me and us all dbcooper dropped this tip in a comment to a previous post to restore the buttons. [...]

I tried setting security.enable_ssl2 to true but I still get an error message when I go a site that uses SSL2.

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Where do I find the userChrome.css file? I found a couple named userChrome-example.css, but not the former. Thanks.

Just rename the “userChrome-example.css” file as “userChrome.css” and then add the new rules to the bottom of it. :)

Source: http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/edit#css

Thanks for the quick response. I went ahead and renamed the file, adding the rules to the bottom, but nothing’s changed. I still have the search and all tabs buttons. Anyone have success with this?

Solved. I’d edited the programs file rather than the user file.

i am using ssl web proxy and using LAN proxy and i am annoyed of \’Proxy Authentication\’ popup which i have always to log my network login id and passy.. how i can stop this? thanks in advance..

does anyone know how to change the latency time for the quick search toolbar? basically I’d like it to stay visible a bit longer…

[...] Tweaking the Quick Find bar By Percy Cabello |              | | Jan, asked in the comments how to change the Quick Find bar latency, that is, the time the bar remains visible after you stop typing. Specially after restoring the bar buttons (Next, Previous, Highlight) it makes sense to add some more time to be able to comformtably grab the mouse and press the appropriate buttons. [...]

wow you are fast! Thanks…

I just cant get

.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}

to work, i’ve edited the filename, added the line to the bottom, restarted but it still has the ‘all tabs’ box? Tried editing the line, copying the file etc etc! Any suggestions?

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To adjust the size of the search toolbar and align it to the right/left/centre (as was possible with Firefox v1.5), do the following:

Edit the userChrome.css file to include

#search-container, #searchbar {
max-width: 150px !important;
width: 150px !important;
}

You can adjust the max-width and width parameters within the userChrome.css file to your liking, just make sure the values are the same.

There is one extension/add-on that solve all the annoyance!!

Find Toolbar Tweaks

Cheers!

I didn’t know the default refresh rate for live titles is 30 minutes. Thanks for the tip!

I’m looking forward to seeing live graphic titles, AKA “graphical microsummaries” in Firefox 3 (http://wiki.mozilla.org/GraphicalMicrosummaries). Imagine a live graphic, like a bar graph or a pie chart. That would really be great. The problem with live titles is that they are so hard to explain. To help explain live titles to new users (and show them how to add them to Firefox), I created a short video tutorial here: http://usefulvideo.blogspot.com/2007/02/little-known-firefox-feature-live.html

Can you change what shortcut Quickfind uses? For some reason in Gmail Chat it kept popping up whenever I tried to use an apostrophe. Closing the window and reopening it seemed to fix this, but it seems like it would just be easier to switch the shortcut key in case this happens again.

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is there anyway to remove the shiny features of tab?

Hello, in FF2.0, I do not have an address bar, only a long search bar. So I cannot type urls directly but must go through Google (or another search engine). I have not been able to find a customization that returns the address bar.

I have exec’d View –> Toolbars –> Navigation –> Reset — still no URL bar.

I have no interest in sending my URLs through a search provider.

Can you help, thanks.

john:

under “view,” try turning on your navigation toolbar.

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The quick find and the regular find have 2 different styles. If you press ctrl +f you get the button. if you press / or ‘ you get the quick find input only.