Note: For this tweak I recommend using the ChromEdit Plus extension.
With Firefox 2 came the options of changing where your close tab buttons were displayed along with tab-overflow and the List All Tabs buttons. By default the List All Tabs Button is on the right side of the tab bar. You can either move it to the left side of your tab bar or remove the button altogether.
- Moving The Button - To change the location of the List All Tabs button, use the ChromEdit Plus extension. Add these lines to your userChrome.css file located in your profile folder:
.tabs-alltabs-stack {-moz-box-ordinal-group: 1 !important} .tabbrowser-arrowscrollbox {-moz-box-ordinal-group: 2 !important} .tabs-closebutton-box {-moz-box-ordinal-group: 3 !important}Note: This change will affect the location of the close tab button if the single button at end of bar option is selected on the Close Tab Buttons Tweak.
Save and restart for Firefox for the changes to take effect.
- Removing The Button - To remove the List All Tabs button, use the ChromEdit Plus extension. Add this line to your userChrome.css file located in your profile folder:Firefox 2
.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}
Firefox 3.6
.tabs-container > stack {display:none!important}
When you are done editing your userChrome.css file, close and restart Firefox and the changes should take effect right away.
Firefox 4.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0
This button along with the new tab (show below with a yellow border) and tab groups buttons can be removed via the customize… option. Right click on the toolbar and select customize…, then simply grab and drag into the box the buttons you no longer want displayed.
Source: Mozilla Links
Quick question: Why is there no about:config setting for this?
this tweak doesn’t work in Gran Paradiso…
Interesting, I know a lot of the ‘Chrome Tweaks’ won’t work in Gran Paradiso. I am going to be doing more with Gran Paradiso in the coming weeks as it will be my primary browser when I am running Ubuntu.
to be more precise, moving “List All Tabs” button to the left side works, but the .tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;} tweak doesn’t…
Yes best wallpapers is right the .tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;} code does not work. Can you find on that does cause that list all tabs icon is sooo annoying. Thanx in advance
It works when you rename ‘userChrome-example.css’ to ‘userchrome.css’
Hello,
I simply cannot get this to work:
.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}
I tried placing it at the start, then the end, of my userchrome.css document.
And I did rename from ‘userChrome-example.css’ to ‘userchrome.css’
Can anyone kindly provide explicit and specific instructions on how to do this?
Also, is it supposed to have asterisks or slashes around it?
Hey, thanks!
vince de benedeto
Simply insert this line at the end of your userChrome.css (note the capital C in Chrome):
.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}I just tried it on a fresh 2.0.0.8 profile in Windows Vista and it works fine.
Thanks. The [code].tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}[/code] was just what I was looking for
Cheers!
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I’ve tried this:
.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}
and works fine, and its a really good thing, one must know this.
I don’t have userChrome.css file!!!!
so is there a way to remove the button in firefox 3.0 ? (grand paradiso)?
The tweak
.tabs-alltabs-stack { display: none !important;}
worked perfectly to remove the annoying button (Firefox 2.0.0.14).
Thanks. My only input is that button’s tooltip actually called it ‘Display Opened Tabs’ rather than ‘List All Tabs,’ so I was unsure my search for a fix had ended.
Hi, for those wondering how to hide the “display opened tabs list” in FF 3.0 with Tab Mix Plus you can go to about:config and change extensions.tabmix.hideAllTabsButton to “True”
This works on Firefox 3.0 RC-3:
.tabs-alltabs-button { display: none !important; }
Cheers, shuff, for the FF3 code
shuff’s solution made it so that the ‘list all tabs’ button doesn’t appear, but the area it occupied still exists as a small blank space when I have many tabs open. Is there any way to get rid of this?
Never mind, found the solution here: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=5081095&sid=ac6074a0be8c6bea60799ed967616c9d#p5081095
The line needed is:
.tabs-container > stack {display:none!important}
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Thank you so much sypl for your solution! It worked for me
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