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Hi
I recently decided to dump Windows altogether and use Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon.
I downloaded the Tar balled zip from the site and managed to get more or less everything how I wanted.
However I dislike the option to "Open all in tabs" at the foot of my bookmark folders. In Windows, to remove this option I created a Chrome folder in the profile directory, with a userchrome.css file inside. This is the code
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work in Linux.
I open the profile folder by typing "about:support", and then clicking on "Open directory" next to "Profile Directory"
Am I doing something wrong, or is there another way to remove "Open all in tabs"?
Thanks.

you can use the extension "Menu Wizard" to customize your context menus and remove that pesky option.

http://legacycollector.org/firefox-addo ... index.html courtesy of the Legacy Collector

PaulN wrote:Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work in Linux.

Does all of it not work for you?
Your code half-worked here (I'm on Win 7). The label was hidden but the separator was not.

This is what worked for me on W7:
If that one doesn't work for you, use DOM Inspector to figure it out.

Thanks for the responses.
The menu editor extension had no effect at all. Ive tried it previous to this and have always found it erratic and generally half baked. No offense meant to anyone.
Also tried the code that worked for coffeebreak with no luck.
I'm reluctant to use Dom inspector when I have no real idea what all the options do. Ill have a look though.
Back to the drawing board

Update:
Problem solved.
I found a Firefox extension that still works with Palemoon. Its called chromeditplus.
Basically it allows you to:

Edit userChrome.css, userContent.css & user.js files
Open Profile Folder, Open Chrome Folder, Open Install Folder options
Toolbar buttons for above options and ChromEdit
Restart Button

Very simple to use. I removed the "open all tabs" option with the code i quoted earlier.
It's still available from various websites if you search for it, but tbh I cant remember where I downloaded it from originally, So here's the version that works for me.

Glad you figured out a way to solve your problem.

PaulN wrote: I cant remember where I downloaded it from originally

ChromEdit Plus can be downloaded from its homepage:
http://webdesigns.ms11.net/chromeditp.html