"without" title bar > Firefox

[SEMERENDO.cr]

It's a great little detail, but even if I disable it, I still get that redundancy of buttons; it's not so much ugly, but it steals screen height.
It must be that something is not incorporated into the mate-marco-caja. ANY SOLUTION?

[vinnie]

is not a solution but when you want to navigate with a little extra space press the F11 key.
As for the title bar, I think somehow it also depends on the desktop manager that has to handle the lack of the decorator.

[Ed_P]

press the F11 key.

Thank you vinnie. On my keyboard I have to press & hold the fn key also.

[ncmprhnsbl]

ANY SOLUTION?

if you use firefox built or fetched via the "Browser Selection & Update Tool" , this doesn't occur.
the "trick" is that firefox is started via a script that runs:

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exec env GTK_CSD=1 /usr/lib64/firefox-currrent/firefox "$@"

this simply re-enables client side decoration for firefox(if you want to use it), that is disabled by gtk3-classic.

[SEMERENDO.cr]

Ja ja ja... oh no, I doesn't like wide screen or 4K. I prefer HD!

is not a solution but when you want to navigate with a little extra space press the F11 key.
As for the title bar, I think somehow it also depends on the desktop manager that has to handle the lack of the decorator.

[SEMERENDO.cr]

MMM is not more easy if I use "about:config" in the adress bar, is there any setting to change!

ANY SOLUTION?
if you use firefox built or fetched via the "Browser Selection & Update Tool" , this doesn't occur.
the "trick" is that firefox is started via a script that runs:

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exec env GTK_CSD=1 /usr/lib64/firefox-currrent/firefox "$@"

this simply re-enables client side decoration for firefox(if you want to use it), that is disabled by gtk3-classic.

[ncmprhnsbl]

MMM is not more easy if I use "about:config" in the adress bar, is there any setting to change!

well, no, because it's things outside of firefox that cause the issue.

[Ed_P]

press the F11 key.

Thank you vinnie. On my keyboard I have to press & hold the fn key also.

Works in PorteuX but not Porteus.

[SEMERENDO.cr]

I execute that command and is closed terminal... when I enable or disable again (title bar), only hide the bottons in the tab, same before!

MMM is not more easy if I use "about:config" in the adress bar, is there any setting to change!
well, no, because it's things outside of firefox that cause the issue.

[Ed_P]

In Porteus 5.01 if I start Firefox via terminal command:

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guest@porteus:~$ /usr/lib64/f*c*/firefox

then fn + f11 works. But not if Firefox started via it's panel icon.

[SEMERENDO.cr]

OK done, thanks! But the following:
> The path is different because I downloaded it manually (mozilla.org)
> I can only run it from the terminal without a launcher

//AFTER

//BEFORE

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exec env GTK_CSD=1 /mnt/sda2/vini/Programas/firefox/firefox "$@"

In Porteus 5.01 if I start Firefox via terminal command:

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guest@porteus:~$ /usr/lib64/f*c*/firefox

then fn + f11 works. But not if Firefox started via it's panel icon.

[vinnie]

Works in PorteuX but not Porteus.

I don't know, as you can guess I use an appimage for the browser
the truth is that I like portable programs because I can carry them around with all the configurations (using firejail)

[Ed_P]

the truth is that I like portable programs

That's why I like Porteus and its modules.

[ncmprhnsbl]

I can only run it from the terminal without a launcher

1. turn the command into a script:

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#! /bin/bash
exec env GTK_CSD=1 /mnt/sda2/vini/Programas/firefox/firefox "$@"

2. save the script as name "firefox" some where in your $PATH, ie. /bin /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin (or anywhere really)
3. make it executable: chmod +x /path/to/firefox

4. have your launcher's Exec= line point to it .. eg. if in $PATH, simply Exec=firefox %u or anywhere else: Exec=/path/to/somewhere/firefox

then fn + f11 works. But not if Firefox started via it's panel icon.

cannot reproduce here

[SEMERENDO.cr]

Yeah thanks OR in:

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.config/caja/scripts