Remove "send link to mobile" from right-click menu

Hi there, thanks for the feedback. This is an old thread that might be helpful for you: https://support.mozilla.org/questions/1177488

Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, after adding the recommended text

/* Hide "Send Link to Device" and preceding separator */

1. contentAreaContextMenu #context-sendlinktodevice,
2. contentAreaContextMenu #context-sep-sendlinktodevice {

 display: none !important;

}

to userChrome.css and restarting firefox, "send link to mobile" is still there.

This is something that should be changeable in about.config, at the very least. I don't see context menus as a style issue, so why are they controlled by a css file?

Hi there,

I have just confirmed that Konstantina's solution was correct. You just might miss a few extra steps (I've also forgotten them the first time around):

• Make sure that userChrome.css is under your active profile, under the chrome directory.
• Check that you have set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets=true in about:config.

Regards, Balázs

Thank you. I've set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets=true in about:config.

As far as my active profile is concerned, it's a little tricky. I had assumed that if I go to Help ==> More Troubleshooting information ==> Profile Folder ==> Open Folder that would take me into to the active profile folder, which is where I updated the userChrome.css file. But I'm using FF-ESR, and I discovered a different profile folder labelled "FF-esr" and thought, aha! that must be the correct folder. So I updated the css file in there. Still didn't work.

But I don't understand what you mean by "under the chrome directory." In the folder, there is just a userChrome.css file. What is this directory and how would I find it?

I appreciate everyone's attempts to help, but the bottom line is I am spending a lot of time on this when I have other work I should be doing, which is what makes it so frustrating when these things are added without providing a quick & easy solution.

Well, userChrome.css does not go into your profile folder directly. For example in my case it's here: u8af43ho.default-release/chrome/userChrome.css