Put the config settings in a user.js file and save it in the root directory of your Firefox profile. It should look something like this:
user_pref("always-show.config.setting", false);
user_pref("hide-sidebar.config.setting", true);
Put the config settings in a user.js file and save it in the root directory of your Firefox profile. It should look something like this:
user_pref("always-show.config.setting", false);
user_pref("hide-sidebar.config.setting", true);
I removed sideberry once vertical tabs came along. Any reason to use it over the built in way?
Yes, tabs in Sidebery are "tree style", you can build them into trees and collapse/expand them, also unload, group, bookmark whole branches and trees.
Vertical tabs are, well, just tabs stacked vertically. They are not nested, do not provide context, can't be collapsed/expanded (or folded/unfolded, whatever you prefer). Sidebery just has many more features than just "woohoo you can see tabs vertically instead of horizontally" Firefox now provides.
i always just dragged the default sidebar all the way to the left to shrink it into a single row. it doesn't disappear but it at least stays out of the way
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