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The Firefox titlebar can not hide, the checkbox of titlebar has no effect.
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sudo apt remove gtk3-nocsd
Last edited by sonichy (2023-08-22 13:43:59)
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Could we have a few more details? What version of devuan are you running? What version of Firefox?
If not sure post output from cat /etc/os-release and copy whatever Help -> About Firefox shows (or post a screen shot).
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It should disappear if you press the F11 key - press again to get it back.
Last edited by Camtaf (2023-08-18 16:38:13)
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It should disappear if you press the F11 key - press again to get it back.
I've accidentally done that a number of times. First time freaked me out!
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It should disappear if you press the F11 key - press again to get it back.
The F11 key toggles FullScreen mode. It doesn't simply turn the titlebar on and off. There is a checkbox in the 'customize' screen that purports to toggle this If it doesn't work (and I experienced this same problem), you probably need to uninstall gtk3-nocsd. That solved it for me.
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The Firefox titlebar can not hide.
You probably need to uninstall gtk3-nocsd. That solved it for me.
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Do you mean this? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cu … d-toolbars
There's a title bar checkbox at the bottom of the customize toolbar screen which toggles the window manager's title bar.
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Do you mean this? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cu … d-toolbars
There's a title bar checkbox at the bottom of the customize toolbar screen which toggles the window manager's title bar.
Yes. If gtk3-nocsd is installed, that checkbox has no effect.
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Yes. If gtk3-nocsd is installed, that checkbox has no effect.
Ah, gotcha. I didn't run into that issue with the default install of Daedalus. Then again, I customize userChrome.css to hide the tab bar in favor of using Sidebery.
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m1k3 wrote:Do you mean this? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cu … d-toolbars
There's a title bar checkbox at the bottom of the customize toolbar screen which toggles the window manager's title bar.
Yes. If gtk3-nocsd is installed, that checkbox has no effect.
If you dont mind gtk3-nocsd installed you can input the below in $HOME/.xsessionrc or /etc/environment and be done with xfwm or whatever window manager titlebar and accept the gtk3 override. Just an option, i use dwm but have experimented with xfce and other window managers in the past.
GTK_CSD=1
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