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xoderMore fun with about:config
Here's the key name you want to find: "browser.tabs.closeButtons" and you want to set it to "2" if you want to kill all the close buttons. If you set it to "0", you will find that only the active tab has the close button.
For me, my close button is the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON and I don't want screen real estate taken up.
Here's the key name you want to find: "browser.tabs.closeButtons" and you want to set it to "2" if you want to kill all the close buttons. If you set it to "0", you will find that only the active tab has the close button.
For me, my close button is the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON and I don't want screen real estate taken up.
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Date: 2006-10-25 09:33 pm (UTC)Trust me, the new tab behavior is much better (you can now scroll around instead of the tabs shrinking to icon size and running off the edge of the window). I just wish that I could still let the tabs shrink to favicon size, especially now that there's a dropdown for all the titles as well.