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Name of the divider just below address bar, between navigation bar and main window

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https://i.stack.imgur.com/J4F9k.png

Please see the above image attached, I am trying to find out what that black line which is dividing the Navigation bar and the main_window called? the one which is right below the address_bar. I am just asking because I want to get rid of it but I just don't know its name. I tried Nav-bar-splitter but it didn't work. :(

Would really appreciate any help with this.

Thanks.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/J4F9k.png Please see the above image attached, I am trying to find out what that black line which is dividing the Navigation bar and the main_window called? the one which is right below the address_bar. I am just asking because I want to get rid of it but I just don't know its name. I tried Nav-bar-splitter but it didn't work. :( Would really appreciate any help with this. Thanks.

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You need to use the !important flag to override the existing rule and disable the border-bottom.

#navigator-toolbox { border-bottom: 0px !important; }
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Could be a border-bottom.

See: /* Toolbar / content area border */

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are you sure? I just tried the below code to hide it but it didn't work.

  1. navigator-toolbox {
 border-bottom: 0px solid var(--chrome-content-separator-color);

}

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Lucky said

are you sure? I just tried the below code to hide it but it didn't work. "" #navigator-toolbox { border-bottom: 0px solid var(--chrome-content-separator-color); }

sorry, the "#" was turned into 1. somehow so I used those double quotes to fix that but it's not actually in the code.

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You need to use the !important flag to override the existing rule and disable the border-bottom.

#navigator-toolbox { border-bottom: 0px !important; }
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perfeccor-el said

You need to use the !important flag to override the existing rule and disable the border-bottom. #navigator-toolbox { border-bottom: 0px !important; }

perfect, This worked. Thanks. btw, is there some tool that I can use to point at things to find out their names? I mean, how did you find out this name.?

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You can use the Browser Toolbox that runs as a separate remote process.