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I upgraded to 68.14.7b recently - and everything is working great. But I'm running into issues with websites using Cloudflare. I've attached an example. When I go to this website, Cloudflare goes into its security check. But it just keeps spinning without going any further. A "Stuck here? Send feedback" option does come up but I'm unable to select it. (At this point, the page is unresponsive and I have to shut MyPal down.) I checked with the owner of the website - and he checked with his hosting company. The hosting company just recommended I delete cache and cookies. Unfortunately, that didn't make any difference. Any suggestions?

I substituted your code for my code, and the tab bar's gone. Everything's working! Thanks for your help, sir. The other files and steps you'd suggested apparently weren't necessary for my situation.

Unfortunately, I still couldn't get your steps to work. So I went back to the original process I was using (i.e. add a chrome folder and a userChrome.css file in it). Then I added the following code to the .css file again: .tabbrowser-tab { visibility: collapse; } .titlebar-button { height: 27px !important; } #nav-bar { margin-top: -42px; margin-right: 140px; box-shadow: none !important; } [uidensity="compact"]:root .titlebar-button { height: 32px !important; } [uidensity="compact"]:root #nav-bar { margin-top: -32px; } #titlebar-spacer { background-color: var(--chrome-secondary-background-color); } #titlebar-buttonbox-container { background-color: var(--chrome-secondary-background-color); } .titlebar-color { background-color: var(--toolbar-bgcolor); } #main-window[inFullscreen="true"] #sidebar-box, #main-window[inFullscreen="true"] #sidebar-box + splitter { visibility: collapse; } #sidebar-box #sidebar-header { display: none !important; } And it WORKED! The tab bar is gone. (See below.) But there's one more issue... The "go back one page" button has become an "open a new tab" button - and all the buttons, search bar, etc. to the right of it are inaccessible. Is there a tweak I can make to the code that will restore the bar's proper functions?

Hi AstroSkipper - I downloaded and unzipped your files and went through the following steps. But nothing happened to the tab bar. Do you have any suggestions? Requirements for custom buttons, other script-generated objects and CSS code implementations in Mypal 68 1. In the profile folder of Mypal 68 a new folder "chrome" and a subfolder "css" of folder chrome have to be created if not already existent. Now you should have the following structure in your profile folder: mypal_profile_folder\ mypal_profile_folder\chrome\ mypal_profile_folder\chrome\css\ 2. Five files have to be added to Mypal 68. Copy config.js to Mypal's installation folder, next to mypal.exe. Copy config-prefs.js to \defaults\pref inside Mypal installation folder, next to channel-prefs.js. Finally, save userChrome.js, userChrome.css and userChrome.xml into Mypal chrome folder. 3. The variable general.config.sandbox_enabled has to be set to false in about:config which should be done automatically by file config-prefs.js after restarting the browser. Two further variables will be set by this file: general.config.filename to string config.js and general.config.obscure_value to value 0. Another variable toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets has to be set to true which should be done automatically by config.js. 4. Now, new custom button UC.JS scripts can be added to the profile's chrome folder. They all end with the extension .uc.js, for example RestartFirefoxButton_Movable.uc.js. In some cases, the userChrome.css file has to be edited to load additional CSS files needed by the already added UC.JS script files. In any case, all CSS stylesheets files have to be copied to the css subfolder from where they have to be always imported by the userChrome.css file via the import command. In simple terms, all provided files need to be copied to the appropriate folders from my archive, respecting the folder structure. Last step: This is the code of my self-created tabs-toolbar-invisible.css file to make the tab bar invisible in Mypal 68. This file has to be created in the mypal_profile_folder\chrome\css folder (mypal_profile_folder has to be replaced by the name of your profile folder, of course): #tabbrowser-tabs { visibility: collapse !important; } .tabs-newtab-button { display: none !important; }

Hi AstroSkipper - Will I still be able to add the Menu bar and Bookmarks toolbar if I make the Tab bar invisible this way?

The tab crashing seems to have gone away on eBay.com. (It only happened a few times.) If I run into it again, I'll try upgrading to the next version.

Thanks AstroSkipper - those unresponsive script errors are gone! But now, I've started to get some new "tab crash" errors when I'm using eBay. They don't happen constantly - but they are cropping up. What should I do? Adjust those values again?

Okay, one more... Does anyone know how to get rid of unresponsive script errors on MyPal 14? I keep getting the following error - and I'm not sure if there's a setting I should adjust to get rid of it. I get these errors constantly on eBay, Amazon and YouTube.

Thanks AstroSkipper - I'll try to work this one out on the weekend.

Hey AstroSkipper - you are correct, sir...i.e. taking out the tab bar. How did you work your magic? My technical know-how is somewhat limited. So I bow to the master.

AstroSkipper - thanks for the theme clarification. I haven't been paying attention to the differences between the legacy browsers and the Quantum based browsers. My bad! I do have one more problem... I want to eliminate the horizontal tab bar at the top of the MyPal 68 browser. Back on May 15, 2023, someone posted a workaround to eliminate the bar. And I got it to work before. But now I can't get it to work on MyPal 68.14. Any suggestions? Here's the original workaround: 1. Type about:support in the address bar and press Enter on your keyboard. 2. Click "Open Folder" next to "Profile Folder". 3. Create a new folder with the name chrome. 4. Create a new text file there and rename it to userChrome.css (make sure you have unchecked "Hide extensions for known file types in Folder Options, otherwise, it will be renamed to userChrome.css.txt) 5. Open the file with a text editor (I personally use Notepad++, but the bulit-in Windows Notepad works too), and copy the text from here and paste it to your userChrome.css file, then save the file. 6. Restart Mypal 68, and the bar should be turned off. (All of the above is originally from https://www.pcworld.com/article/823939/vertical-tabs-in-firefox-yes-its-really-possible.html)

Thanks AstroSkipper - I've got that all taken care of. Here's something else I can't figure out... Is it possible to change the theme on MyPal 68.14? In the past, I was able to install a Pale Moon theme for earlier versions of MyPal by going here: https://addons.palemoon.org/themes/ Unfortunately, when I try to install a theme from this list now, I get the attached error message. Are these themes no longer compatible with MyPal? Thanks in advance.

I'm trying to upgrade from MyPal 68.13 to MyPal 68.14 - but I'm running into an issue. I'm trying to use the Import Wizard to import my bookmarks, passwords, etc. from MyPal 68. Unfortunately, the Import Wizard won't recognize MyPal 68 to import the data. It just picks up a couple of old browsers I need to delete off my system. (See the enclosed message.) Can anyone suggest a work around on this? Thanks for any help you can provide.

Hi AstroSkipper - thanks for the help! I'll see if I can get everything to work. Re: installing different versions... I went and downloaded MyPal 68.14.2b because Fedor indicated on GitHub that Flash was acting up on the new MyPal 68.14.3b version. I'll keep up with upgrades as needed.