The preference browser.privatebrowsing.enable-new-indicator does not work as expected anymore.
It used to be that when I'd set browser.privatebrowsing.enable-new-indicator to false, that there would not be the text Private browsing next to the private browsing icon on the tab bar. But now, even though I have confirmed that the setting is still on false, the text is back, just where I don't want it.
What is going on, and what step can I take to change it back?
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WARNING from the moderator team: This script is not provided by Mozilla and is not officially supported. Firefox is a work in progress and, to allow for continuous innovation, Mozilla cannot guarantee future updates won’t impact your customizations. For this reason, Mozilla does not officially support style rules customization.
Please read Firefox Advanced Customization and Configuration Options to learn more.
The browser.privatebrowsing.enable-new-indicator pref was removed in version 119 by Bug 1851163. You can hide the "Private browsing" text with the following userChrome.css:
#private-browsing-indicator-with-label > label {
display: none;
}
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WARNING from the moderator team: This script is not provided by Mozilla and is not officially supported. Firefox is a work in progress and, to allow for continuous innovation, Mozilla cannot guarantee future updates won’t impact your customizations. For this reason, Mozilla does not officially support style rules customization.
Please read Firefox Advanced Customization and Configuration Options to learn more.
The browser.privatebrowsing.enable-new-indicator pref was removed in version 119 by Bug 1851163. You can hide the "Private browsing" text with the following userChrome.css:
#private-browsing-indicator-with-label > label {
display: none;
}
由Kiki于修改
I ain't really getting what you're saying to do, put that where? Keep it basic for me, if possible.
由Sterrence于修改
I had to find more instructions elsewhere to understand how to do what you meant, but that was basically the solution, plus a few more steps, so I'll mark it as solved.