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FF4 tabs: above the Awesomebar, but not in the title bar?

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How do I get tabs above the awesomebar, but not in the title bar next to the Firefox button? I have a dock at the top of my screen that I want to keep accessible, so I don't want tabs all the way at the top. I want it to look like it does on the tour of Firefox page (http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/central/), with title bar, tabs, awesomebar, then page content. Right now, if I click tabs on top, the tabs load to the right of the orange Firefox button at the very top, and if I uncheck that, all my tabs (of course) end up below the awesome bar.

How do I get tabs above the awesomebar, but ''not'' in the title bar next to the Firefox button? I have a dock at the top of my screen that I want to keep accessible, so I don't want tabs all the way at the top. I want it to look like it does on the tour of Firefox page (http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/central/), with title bar, tabs, awesomebar, then page content. Right now, if I click tabs on top, the tabs load to the right of the orange Firefox button at the very top, and if I uncheck that, all my tabs (of course) end up below the awesome bar.

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You can set the pref browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar to false on the about:config page.


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You can set the pref browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar to false on the about:config page.


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I figured there must be a solution in about:config somewhere. Thanks! That worked perfectly. :)