i was just wondering if there was a way to selectively disable mouseover tooltips?
I was able to disable them all by setting the "browser.chrome.toolbar_tips" to "false", but i don't want to disable them globally. i only want to disable the ones that come up when you mouse over the tabs on the tab bar...everything else i want to still be enabled.
Disable mouseover tooltips selectively?
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Re: Disable mouseover tooltips selectively?
Hi xunil76,
Try this small CSS script... either add to your Pale Moon profile's 'userChrome.css' file (restart browser to activate)... or IMHO much easier to add via 'Write New Style' option in Lootyhoof's 'Stylem' Addon (which has enable/disable switches built-in).
Script works correctly for me... but its just a quick bodge job using script ideas from the posts in these two Mozillazine forum threads (try using 'tooltip tabs' or similar search term(s) in 'Boards' search box RH side on any Mozillazine page):
PS. The 'red tab tooltips in 18px text on pink backgrounds' script in 2nd Mozillazine thread (above) is seriously revolting!
PPS. IIRC CSS doesn't require the final ';' after last '!important' style override rule... only needed if more terms to follow.
Try this small CSS script... either add to your Pale Moon profile's 'userChrome.css' file (restart browser to activate)... or IMHO much easier to add via 'Write New Style' option in Lootyhoof's 'Stylem' Addon (which has enable/disable switches built-in).
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/*---Disable Tooltips in Tabs---*/
tooltip[id="tabbrowser-tab-tooltip"]
{ display: none !important;
}
PS. The 'red tab tooltips in 18px text on pink backgrounds' script in 2nd Mozillazine thread (above) is seriously revolting!
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/*--- Red Tab Tooltips in 18px text on Pink Backgrounds---*/
tooltip[id="tabbrowser-tab-tooltip"]
{ -moz-appearance: none !important;
background-color: pink !important;
color: red !important;
border: 2px solid orange !important;
font-size: 18px !important;
}
Re: Disable mouseover tooltips selectively?
nice! that works perfectly!
thanks a bunch...those stupid tab tooltips would get in the way of my mouse cursor when i went to double-click a tab to close it, and would prevent the clicks from landing on the tabs, keeping them from being able to close. and they're entirely unnecessary because it's just a repeat of the title of the tab anyway, which i can see on the tab itself.
thanks a bunch...those stupid tab tooltips would get in the way of my mouse cursor when i went to double-click a tab to close it, and would prevent the clicks from landing on the tabs, keeping them from being able to close. and they're entirely unnecessary because it's just a repeat of the title of the tab anyway, which i can see on the tab itself.
Re: Disable mouseover tooltips selectively?
Glad that 'Disable Tooltips in Tabs' CSS script works for you.
Personally I find no problems with the tab tooltips in normal use... hover on the tab title... and the associated tooltip appears below and clear of the tab title box:
When multiple tabs are open... and consequently all the tab title widths have shrunk... then the tab tooltips provide a useful way of identifying tabs with the same favicon and very similar titles... without having to re-open each tab to identify it.
Different strokes for different folks... the benefit of being able to modify the browser UI to suit individual needs and taste.
Personally I find no problems with the tab tooltips in normal use... hover on the tab title... and the associated tooltip appears below and clear of the tab title box:
When multiple tabs are open... and consequently all the tab title widths have shrunk... then the tab tooltips provide a useful way of identifying tabs with the same favicon and very similar titles... without having to re-open each tab to identify it.
Different strokes for different folks... the benefit of being able to modify the browser UI to suit individual needs and taste.
Re: Disable mouseover tooltips selectively?
yeah, i have my tabs at the bottom of the page instead of the top:
i like the tooltips for pretty much everything else on a webpage, because it lets you see content that is partially off the edge of the frame/screen or whatever...but when something actually interferes with me performing an action, it's got to go.
i like the tooltips for pretty much everything else on a webpage, because it lets you see content that is partially off the edge of the frame/screen or whatever...but when something actually interferes with me performing an action, it's got to go.