Google "apps" widget doesnt have scroll any more in palemoon

[Harkonnen]

The one that opens when you press 9-dots icon on top right at google website. It used to work just not long ago. It doesnt have scrollbar and mouse wheel doesnt scroll either.

[Kris_88]

PM doesn't recognize css "overflow" with two parameters.

userContent.css :

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@-moz-document url-prefix("https://ogs.google.com/widget") { 
  c-wiz div[jsaction="focus:.CLIENT"] + div { overflow: auto !important; }
}

or use url-prefix("https://ogs.google.com.ua/widget") for localized Google domain.

[Harkonnen]

Thanks, fix works

[noellarkin]

can userContent.css be implemented globally, across multiple profiles, from a central file (the way extensions and plugins can, by putting them in C:\Program Files (x86)\Pale Moon\browser and adding scope settings etc) ?

[Kris_88]

can userContent.css be implemented globally

Yes it is possible. I see several ways to do this...

[noellarkin]

can userContent.css be implemented globally

Yes it is possible. I see several ways to do this...

well...could you elaborate on how one would do it?

[Kris_88]

well...could you elaborate on how one would do it?

This question deserves its own topic, however...

Well...
A global style sheet can be registered through the category manager. Luckily, this can be done using chrome.manifest.
For example, you edit the chrome.manifest file, which is at the same directory level as palemoon.exe.

chrome.manifest:

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resource MyGlobalStyle MyGlobalStyle/
category user-style-sheets MyGlobalSheet resource://MyGlobalStyle/user.css
category agent-style-sheets MyGlobalSheet resource://MyGlobalStyle/chrome.css

Then, you create a folder "MyGlobalStyle" at the same directory level and place the files chrome.css, user.css in it.
This is perhaps the easiest way...

In general, you can register several additional css files. For example, you can add:

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category user-style-sheets MyGlobalSheet2 resource://MyGlobalStyle/user2.css

And this does not cancel the per profile css files. That is, “userContent.сss” in user profiles also work.

[noellarkin]

Thanks, just tested this global method out, it works Now I don't have to copy the userContent.css file to each and every browser profile.

[Moonchild]

Thanks, just tested this global method out, it works Now I don't have to copy the userContent.css file to each and every browser profile.

Your Browser, Your Way

[Kris_88]

Fine! The only thing is that I don’t know what will happen during the browser update. Will the "chrome.manifest" file be overridden?

[Moonchild]

Will the "chrome.manifest" file be overridden?

Most likely, yes.