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how do I change weather widget position to left side of Firefox homepage? It was always on the left side and I ran an update this morning and now it is on the right.

how do I change weather widget position to left side of Firefox homepage? It was always on the left side and I ran an update this morning and now it is on the right.

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Hi Eliot, I think TyDraniu made a typo here. As shown on the gist, the correct file name is userContent.css (userChrome.css is for toolbars and menus, userContent.css is for pages). To download with that name, I usually use the "Raw" button on the right side of the gist. That opens the file in a new tab. Then Ctrl+S should save the file as userContent.css. Does that work?

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I wrote an userChrome.css script to do it -> https://gist.github.com/TyDraniu/7788a57b3dbe36a5a158f2e28f81f30a

I followed the directions from https://www.userchrome.org/how-create-userchrome-css.html, copied your code into the text file, renamed it to userChrome.css but the widget is still on the right. how do i get it back on the left?

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Hi Eliot, I think TyDraniu made a typo here. As shown on the gist, the correct file name is userContent.css (userChrome.css is for toolbars and menus, userContent.css is for pages). To download with that name, I usually use the "Raw" button on the right side of the gist. That opens the file in a new tab. Then Ctrl+S should save the file as userContent.css. Does that work?