and you want to do this because you are a

1. web page developer (and are aware that users can override)
2. user (and realize your next computer's screen size may be different)

As a user you might install a style to remove the vertical scrollbar and limit it to a certain domain, or to a specific webpage.

As a user this Google search for a style should help you find something of interest.

site:userstyles.org/styles/ -inurl:browse remove vertical scrollbar webpage

I am both a user and a developer and I am aware of the things you mentioned. I just want to remove the scrollbar for some screenshots.

I installed Stylish addon and "Hide scrollbars globally" from http://userstyles.org/styles/13594/hide-scrollbars-globally, the scrollbar is gone but mousewheel scrolling does not work now. Can this be fixed? I am on Vista.

You can use this code in Stylish or userChrome.css:

@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */

#content browser { margin-right:-14px!important; overflow-y:scroll; overflow-x:hidden;}

(you may need to add the !important flag)

Thank you very much cor-el. It works nice.

You're welcome

Good, better that I didn't answer first but I use this extension which provides Mac like grabbing of a page to move it around within the windows, same technique as you use in Google Maps to move the map around. Make sure you have the installed toolbar button available from customization to use the extension.

• Grab and Drag :: Add-ons for Firefox (187.4 KB)