* code mostly taken from 'Classic Theme Restorer' & 'Classic Toolbar Buttons' add-ons **********/ My CSS was based on something I found online. In the following screenshot, you can see the menu items just poking out from behind the tabs.
However one recent update broke the display. I used to do this with about:config, but since they started removing options from that, I have needed to use add-ons and finally custom CSS to restore the look to how I like it (which is the classic look!).įor example, I like a SINGLE close buttons for all my tabs at the end on the right (which used to be customisable natively as = 3, until this option was removed and I love TEXT LABELS on my ribbon icons, unlike the devs who seem to think that icons alone are the way forward. Over the years, Mozilla has been getting steadily worse in that they have removed options for us. *could* put up the SPA&D control panel and let the user pick the next default himself - but, admittedly, that's a lot of work for little gain.Īlso: I believe I've read that in Vista, IE will be an uninstallable component of Windows, so won't necessarily be available as a general fallback.I have been using FireFox since Version 1. Even cooler (for 2K/XP): if the previous default can't be retrieved, and we see in the registry more than one available client, we So, I think it would be worth the effort to retrieve the 'Desktop' backups and actually check that the indicated program is still valid, dropping back to IE only as a backup. If an Opera user uninstalls and finds himself back at IE, his opinion of Mozilla is further eroded. The most likely scenario for uninstalling a Moz browser (or other client) while it's set as default is one where someone tries it out and decides they don't like it they'll want the uninstall to put them back where they were. Set the user's previous browser as default. In the first case, I think it's important to at least make the effort to re. Comment 8 suggested a way to reduce the possibility of case #2 happening. Was pointed to, or Moz overwrites the keys when a new or parallel version of I can think of two ways this would happen: user uninstalls the browser that Mike, the values stored can easily become incorrect afterwards.
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