How can I hide the lock icon, or change it to a tansparent icon.
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How can I hide the lock icon, or change it to a tansparent icon.
The theme I use breaks the lock icon because it adds its own, and the text goes over it, it looks extremely bad and I just want to remove it. How can I do this.
Re: How can I hide the lock icon, or change it to a tansparent icon.
You can control this with preferences (or Pale Moon Commander)
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//Pale Moon padlock overlay preferences
pref("browser.padlock.shown", true);
/* Where to show the padlock
1 = inside identity button, right side
2 = inside identity button, left side
3 = urlbar, right side (next to bookmark star)
4 = statusbar
5 = tabs bar, right side
6-10 = same locations, classic style padlock */
pref("browser.padlock.style", 1);
// address bar border, 0 = no border, 1 = border, 2 = border only on secure sites
pref("browser.padlock.urlbar_background", 2);
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