The latest update to FF96 messed up the tab style, so I'm posting an updated version of the userChrome.css that I use. (previous post for FF89)
Other included adjustments:
- Tabs changed to be square, with 1px vertical lines between each tab
- Tabs moved below bookmark toolbar
- Tab height set to a fixed 30px (adjust as necessary)
- "Reload Tab" context menu option moved to be above "New Tab" when right-clicking on a tab
- "Print Selection" removed from right-click context menu (I never use this)
- Reduced vertical spacing of listed items for bookmark menus, context menus, other drop-down menus (primarily so that more bookmarks can be displayed on screen at once so that you don't need to scroll down)
To apply these adjustments, insert the following pastebin contents into your (FF user profile folder)/chrome/userChrome.css file (create this file if it doesn't exist):
https://pastebin.com/SATTS3wa
(Note: I'm mostly just copying, adjusting, and combining tweaks that other people have posted, so feel free to share and no need to give me credit)
Edit: Here's a modified version for those who prefer the tabs to be on top:
https://pastebin.com/YQbEeMar
Edit 2: Here's an updated version of the tabs-on-bottom version where I removed a lot more context menu items that I don't use. They are commented so you can adjust if necessary:
https://pastebin.com/PQeVW6VR
I was able to disable both "Search Bing in Sidebar" and "Search Bing in Sidebar for the image" in the past with this command-line option
--disable-features=msSidebarSearchAfterSearchWebFor,msSidebarSearchBeforeSearchWebFor,msSidebarSearchForImageAfterSearchWebFor,msSidebarSearchForImageBeforeSearchWebFor
But it doesn't seem to work with me anymore. So are there any other ways to remove it?
-Windows 11 Insider Preview ( 22526.1000 )
-Microsoft Edge Stable ( 97.0.1072.55 )
Not sure if other used the categories menu in the right click field. But with the new update 4.4.0 it's annoying that's it's hidden under "torrent options" vs just listed, so it takes more clicks to navigate now.
Using the official version of 7-zip simply right click the file you want to manipulate and give it a little drag then release. Boom, 7-zip context menu appears without you having to go to show more options first.
When using the extract context menu in Dolphin a new tab is opened after the archive is extracted and it drives me crazy! Is there a way to disable this?
The new abbreviated context menu is infuriating and it blows my mind that there isn't a setting to use a normal context menu. Is there a policy in gpedit perhaps?
Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 21H2
Installed on 10/24/2021
OS build 22000.376
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.376.0
Is it possible to have the acrylic context menu from win11 on firefox? Apparently even Chrome has it by now, it's certainly not a dealbreaker but it would be nice to have that extra bit of consistency.
right click open with menu in dolphin
I want to get rid of everything in red.
My specs:
Operating System: Manjaro Linux
KDE Plasma Version: 5.23.4
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.89.0
Qt Version: 5.15.2
Kernel Version: 5.10.89-1-MANJARO (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: X11
Processors: 8 × AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core Processor
Memory: 23.5 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti/PCIe/SSE2I've tried. But both (context menu and bookmark dropdown) just having a transparent effect and the blurry effect not working on them.
Does anyone know the solution?
I was wondering if there was any good software that allowed me to edit the windows 11 context menu. I found this, but would prefer something that didn't require me to click through a folder to get to my options
https://preview.redd.it/eajr9iqmdc881.png?width=350&format=png&auto=webp&s=407f51866106dd6be0a26cd7d47ddec68cf1ec43
I could see this getting lost in users' desktops if they have a ton of items on it. They really should just put it in the desktop context menu as a sub-item, in place of where the "Next desktop background" item would normally be during a slideshow.
I'd like to be able to do programmatically too.
If not, how about "open with MyApp", I see visual studio is in that context menu when It's installed.
Thanks for taking the time to read.
I just noticed that whenever I right-click the desktop to show the context menu, Windows Explorer process hits high CPU usage and lags (>= 1 sec, while the old context menu is "instant"). When "idle" Windows Explorer only takes < 1% of CPU usage, but when I right-click the desktop and the context menu is shown, it spikes to > 7-9%. And the surprise is when I try to right-click as many as possible, it even spike to > ~50%.
Well, the new context menu is significantly really slow to show compared to the old one.
Is it only me or does everyone else also experience the same?
Anyway, using StartAllBack and enabling the classic context menu, this behavior takes only 2-3% of CPU usage and the context menu is "instantly" shown. This old classic menu also have subtle transparency.
PS. I'm using Intel Core i7 8565U and 16GB of RAM.
I think the search feature in v2 is pretty cool and it's great for straight up text replacement but it doesn't seem very helpful when you are dealing with triggers that strictly return variables.
For example I wanted to set up a few matches for ;dt that return the date and time in different formats. Unfortunately this isn't exactly helping to decide which is which. It would be nice if I could add comments that provide examples of how it would be formatted and see that example formatting in the search menu.
I didn't find anything in the documentation, please yell at me if this is already possible.
I've just installed this app called locale emulator and that it should show up in the context menu of any executable file. But when I right click on it, it doesn't show up. Anybody got a fix for this?
The context menu should be like this. But it didn't show up in my laptop.
KB5007262, it's 22000.348 , I mistyped the title.
https://preview.redd.it/qjnd3binyn581.png?width=647&format=png&auto=webp&s=0d528b3902894967337446a5c01dbd53941fffbb
Please give us the option to pick and choose what functions are in the context menu. Edge already renders the context menu with its own separate visual style from Windows, with a much larger font and more spacing, so filling it with tons of functions some users may never use by default means this menu takes up almost 50% of a 1080p display's vertical screen space.
I personally have no use for options such as "Print", "Read Selection Aloud", "Open Selection in Immersive Reader", and other such features. I'm aware that many users do rely on these features, so I have no problem with them being there by default, but please give us the option to remove the ones we don't use.
Seems some of the sites I browse have figured out how to remotely disable the long-press context menu.
Is there a work-around?
When I have a Menu element in my app, I want to make the buttons in it trigger a login sheet. The way I do this everywhere in the app is to add .sheet() with the stateful Boolean, but in the case of the Menu, the sheet does indeed trigger, but does not open.
Is this intended behavior? Should this be / Was this reported somewhere? Any workarounds (like attaching the sheet to another element, which is always visible)?
Can I use options from old context menu in new context menu?
For example, I don't want to click "Show more options" every time I want to edit a file with Notepad++.
