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how hide fields of "All Bookmarks (Library Window)" with userChrome?

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the first image shows the standard appearance https://imgur.com/m6fecHE.png the second image shows how I want it to look, I want to keep only the field name of the bookmark and the field url/location https://imgur.com/nutwOWm the fields I want to hide are tags field but how i can?

the first image shows the standard appearance https://imgur.com/m6fecHE.png the second image shows how I want it to look, I want to keep only the field name of the bookmark and the field url/location https://imgur.com/nutwOWm the fields I want to hide are tags field but how i can?
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Modified by charles20091903

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This hides the bottom two rows but some space is not recovered (there's some extra blank space that isn't removed).

#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_tagsRow,
#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_tagsSelectorRow,
#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_keywordRow {
  display: none !important;
}


To find other selectors, you can paste the following to the address bar and press Enter to load the source for the skeleton of the Library window:

view-source:chrome://browser/content/places/places.xhtml

But that won't give you the applicable CSS unfortunately, so it will take more work to chase down the source of the extra space.

P.S. Why Yandex Browser?

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The top line in the window (nomen endereco), right-click on it and select/deselect what you want.

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Chosen Solution

This hides the bottom two rows but some space is not recovered (there's some extra blank space that isn't removed).

#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_tagsRow,
#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_tagsSelectorRow,
#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_keywordRow {
  display: none !important;
}


To find other selectors, you can paste the following to the address bar and press Enter to load the source for the skeleton of the Library window:

view-source:chrome://browser/content/places/places.xhtml

But that won't give you the applicable CSS unfortunately, so it will take more work to chase down the source of the extra space.

P.S. Why Yandex Browser?

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The extra space seems to be that there is a height set to the #detailsPane container.

Add code to the userChrome.css file below the default @namespace line.


@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */

#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_tagsRow,
#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_tagsSelectorRow,
#editBookmarkPanelRows #editBMPanel_keywordRow {
  display: none !important;
}

#detailsPane {height:unset !important;}