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Need to increase width of bookmarks toolbar overflow (previous CSS no longer works)

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I use Firefox ESR on Windows 7 (with extended security support).

ESR's base version recently updated from 78 to 91...frustratingly just a little too late to simply disable Proton :(. With a good deal of searching and experimenting, I found ways to update/modify my userChrome.css file to get things to look and work largely as I prefer.

The exception -- a BIG one to me -- is loss of the ability to remove the width restriction from the bookmarks toolbar overflow. In fact, I can't find a way to widen it at all. For years I had an add-on which accomplished the task (called something like "Places Full Titles"), and more recently -- after the add-on stopped working -- a few lines in my userChrome.css which accomplished the same. But that code no longer seems to do anything. It was:

#personal-bookmarks .bookmark-item,
#bookmarksMenuPopup .bookmark-item { max-width: none !important; }


Is there any newer css code -- or any alternate approach -- that will accomplish the same thing? I really pack a LOT of useful-to-me (but non-confidential) info into those bookmark names.

Thanks.

I use Firefox ESR on Windows 7 (with extended security support). ESR's base version recently updated from 78 to 91...frustratingly just a little too late to simply disable Proton :(. With a good deal of searching and experimenting, I found ways to update/modify my userChrome.css file to get things to look and work largely as I prefer. The exception -- a BIG one to me -- is loss of the ability to remove the width restriction from the bookmarks toolbar overflow. In fact, I can't find a way to widen it at all. For years I had an add-on which accomplished the task (called something like "Places Full Titles"), and more recently -- after the add-on stopped working -- a few lines in my userChrome.css which accomplished the same. But that code no longer seems to do anything. It was: #personal-bookmarks .bookmark-item, #bookmarksMenuPopup .bookmark-item { max-width: none !important; } Is there any newer css code -- or any alternate approach -- that will accomplish the same thing? I really pack a LOT of useful-to-me (but non-confidential) info into those bookmark names. Thanks.

Geändert am von Rick216