Firefox window space or invisible border, software or bash solution?
by blumenwesen from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6NA50)
I am annoyed by this superfluous empty space in the non-maximized display of firefox (IMAGE), I want remove the stupid invisible edges or corners.
as a starter without a terminal, the only way I know of to display the window sensibly is this:
Code:bash -i -c 'firefox-esr --new-tab about:newtab & disown; until [[ $(xdotool search -o -name "Mozilla Firefox" getwindowpid) != "" ]]; do sleep 0.5; done; xdotool search -d 0 "Mozilla Firefox" windowmove -- -26 0'Is there a way to customize the gui of mozilla (about:config or systemfiles) or if isnt the problem, a other bash solution?
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as a starter without a terminal, the only way I know of to display the window sensibly is this:
Code:bash -i -c 'firefox-esr --new-tab about:newtab & disown; until [[ $(xdotool search -o -name "Mozilla Firefox" getwindowpid) != "" ]]; do sleep 0.5; done; xdotool search -d 0 "Mozilla Firefox" windowmove -- -26 0'Is there a way to customize the gui of mozilla (about:config or systemfiles) or if isnt the problem, a other bash solution?
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