If you're a userChrome.css user and your tab height increased on 96.0.2...
If you use userChrome.css to customise the tab toolbar, you might see the height of the tabs increase with Firefox 96.0.2. For me the fix was to add an entry to userChrome.css:
#tabbrowser-tabs:not([secondarytext-unsupported]) .tab-label-container {
height: initial !important;
}
This counteracts a change in 96.0.2 which sets the height of that element to 2em.
Geändert am von pg_78
Ausgewählte Lösung
You can hide the secondary line that shows the Playing and Muted state by modifying the browser.tabs.secondaryTextUnsupportedLocales pref and add your language to the list. For "en-US" this would be "en" (i.e. the part before the '-'):
- ar,bn,bo,ckb,fa,gu,he,hi,ja,km,kn,ko,lo,mr,my,ne,pa,si,ta,te,th,ur,zh,en
You need to close and restart Firefox after modifying this pref.
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Thank you for posting this, as people who search for a solution may find this.
However, this may be more relevant at r/firefoxcss.
Ausgewählte Lösung
You can hide the secondary line that shows the Playing and Muted state by modifying the browser.tabs.secondaryTextUnsupportedLocales pref and add your language to the list. For "en-US" this would be "en" (i.e. the part before the '-'):
- ar,bn,bo,ckb,fa,gu,he,hi,ja,km,kn,ko,lo,mr,my,ne,pa,si,ta,te,th,ur,zh,en
You need to close and restart Firefox after modifying this pref.
cor-el said
You can hide the secondary line that shows the Playing and Muted state by modifying the browser.tabs.secondaryTextUnsupportedLocales pref and add your language to the list. For "en-US" this would be "en" (i.e. the part before the '-'):You need to close and restart Firefox after modifying this pref.
- ar,bn,bo,ckb,fa,gu,he,hi,ja,km,kn,ko,lo,mr,my,ne,pa,si,ta,te,th,ur,zh,en
Oh, great to know, many thanks!