I’m not sure what the –window regex is for, but it complains if absent, so I just made it ‘.’. This command will start firefox and make it the active window:
kstart --activate --window . firefox
I’m not sure what the –window regex is for, but it complains if absent, so I just made it ‘.’. This command will start firefox and make it the active window:
kstart --activate --window . firefox
Today is a historic day! I’m now running Firefox 83 an have enabled the new HTTPS-Only mode!
To disable the HTTP Referrer (Referer) header in Firefox open about:config and set network.http.sendRefererHeader to zero.
So I read about Firefox shortcuts and I figured to open the current tab in a new window:
Today I read How to Customize Firefox’s User Interface With userChrome.css. You may need to enable with e.g. Firefox 69: userChrome.css and userContent.css disabled by default. If you change userContent.css you need to open your page in a new tab to force an update. I would guess that if you change userChrome.css you will need to restart Firefox (I don’t know I’ve only been using userContent.css).
I should be clear: there are two files: userChrome.css (which affects Firefox features like toolbars and tabs etc) and userContent.css (which affects web pages loaded in Firefox).
I’ve been using userContent.css to fixup CSS on various websites. You can limit your changes to a particular domain in this way:
/* 2020-07-01 jj5 - SEE: https://exploringjs.com/impatient-js/toc.html */ @-moz-document domain(exploringjs.com) { a:visited { color: purple !important; } }
2017-12-09 jj5 – TODO: document this on my blog…
On Debian GNU/Linux 9.1 (stretch) when I try to open an *.desktop (application/x-desktop) link in a browser I get:
A folder named ~/.cache/kioexec/krun/13821_0/ already exists.
Searching for:
A folder named kioexec krun already exists
turned up diddly squat.
I solved the issue (for me) by changing:
System Settings -> Personalization -> Applications -> Default Application s-> Web Browser
from:
Open http and https URLs in an application based on the contents of the URL
to:
Open http and https URLs in the following browser: firefox
See Migrating from Firebug and Firefox Developer Tools to get started. Also of interest was Web Console Helpers.
You can press Ctrl+N to open a new window, but the new window loads with your home page. What I’ve found myself wanting to do is to open a copy of the current page in a new window. The way I figured was to click History in the menu bar and then Shift+Click to load the page on the top of the list (assuming the page you want is actually on the top of the list… if that’s not what you want keep looking down the list!).
By default Firefox complains about access to non-standard ports and blocks access. You can override this behaviour by following these instructions. Basically add the comma separated list of allowed ports to the network.security.ports.banned.override string via about:config.
Found out (over here) that the colour codes in Firebug are:
Format Description Bold Black Objects Black DOM objects get in gray "Getter" functions Bold green User functions Green DOM functions Bold Red Constructor functions