#Transparent panels
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shouldn't it look like this ?
what you've shown here is a picture with:
- a titlebar
- a browser's tab bar
change the Firefox theme in its own settings
you may also disable the titlebar in Firefox
I mean that I want to make it all straight like here
and not be in 2 separate rows like here
yeah right click the tab bar, then "hide system titlebar"
I don't have that option
sorry, right click tab bar, pick customize
then at bottom left of Customize window, uncheck "show Titlebar"
thank you ! I didn't notice that button before
that same way, to the right of that Titlebar check box, is a shortcut to "Manage Themes" and u can dress up FF with a better theme colouring with tons of options
could you please help me with this as well ? I tried both extensions but they don't do anything
that just affects the Taskbar, which is at the bottom in Linux Mint. You have to hit the plus sign to add it.
then go in the Manage tab
and enable it, and adjust its settings
an example how I have it
I did , it sould be transparent but it isn.t
show ur panel in a pic
the bottom panel isn't transparent
what colour is your wallpaper?
if it's the default black, then maybe it's just fooling you
oh, minimize FF
now I am even more confused --- like this it seems to work
i guess it only works with unmaximized windows
change ur wallpaper to something green or red.. u'll see what i mean
couse like this it does not work
I changed --- and once again it only afects the bottom panel and only when I am on the desktop
yeah it's messed up ina way
it will work if u shrink the browser
ie - not maximized
make the browser 95%
but i have a better solution
small --- still no
get the few desktop themes from Add/remove called Ubuntu Touch
turn off that extension n get the other theme
Ubuntu Touch
and
CBlue
then u dont need the extension. cuz they're already semi or fully transparent
ie :
from here ?
this theme is FULL transparent
ok, thank you ; I will try these
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these actually work thank you again
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