Customising the spaces toolbar!
Hi there!
I love Thunderbird, especially the new Supernova UI which I'm currently beta testing.
The 'spaces toolbar' has been around for the last couple of major releases, and contains several links I don't need. Is there a way to remove the links to calendar & chat?
Thanks in advance.
Chosen solution
However, it can be done if you use a 'userChrome.css' file.
First ensure the following is enabled.
- Settings > General
- Scroll to bottom and click on 'Config Editor'
- In search type: legacy
- look for this line: toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
- If it is 'False' then toggle to 'True'
- Help > Troubleshooting Information
- Under 'Application Basics' - half way - Profile Folder - click on 'Open Folder'
A new window opens showing contents of profile name folder.
- Exit Thunderbird now this is important
In the beta profile folder create a new folder called chrome (all lower case)
Open Notepad a simple text editor
Copy all the code between the following lines
/* Spaces Toolbar - Customise - Hide */
#calendarButton, #chatButton {
display: none !important;
}
Save the file as userChrome.css (all lower case except capital C as shown) in the chrome folder
Start Thunderbird.
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Not at the moment. In my case I would like to display the 'Addons & Themes' but hide the 'chat'. I've put forward a bug enhancement request. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1838257
Chosen Solution
However, it can be done if you use a 'userChrome.css' file.
First ensure the following is enabled.
- Settings > General
- Scroll to bottom and click on 'Config Editor'
- In search type: legacy
- look for this line: toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
- If it is 'False' then toggle to 'True'
- Help > Troubleshooting Information
- Under 'Application Basics' - half way - Profile Folder - click on 'Open Folder'
A new window opens showing contents of profile name folder.
- Exit Thunderbird now this is important
In the beta profile folder create a new folder called chrome (all lower case)
Open Notepad a simple text editor
Copy all the code between the following lines
/* Spaces Toolbar - Customise - Hide */
#calendarButton, #chatButton {
display: none !important;
}
Save the file as userChrome.css (all lower case except capital C as shown) in the chrome folder
Start Thunderbird.
Modified by Toad-Hall
Amazing, thank you so much!