[EchoingWolfcry]

I would say before:

"On the other hand, you are right, I had MADE a redundancy in my userChrome.css, so I made a correction after your reply."

Sorry, my English is not too good.
I hope you could understand the essence of my message, even so.

Regards,
E.W.

P.S.
The problem persists, so I would be thankful if you or someone other expert can share with me some tips & tricks to fix it.

[EchoingWolfcry]

@ FluxApex,

Thanks, I had forgotten to make the chrome directory, indeed.
So I made it and took the userChrome.css file there (into the Chrome directory). . . But it doensn't work.
I use Linux not Windows, so the right path for my Chrome directory is:
/home/"user-name"/.mozilla/firefox/"name_of_profile_directory".default/Chrome/userChrome.css

I don't know where is the problem, but I will try to investigate it.
Maybe the name of the "Chrome" directory have to change to "chrome", because Linux is sensitive for letters and makes diference between capitals and non-capitals.

On the other hand, you are right, I make a redundancy in my userChrome.css so I made a correction for this reason.
Thanks again.

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Update:

I made a directory in my profile directory of Firefox named "chrome", too. I copied the userChrome.css file to that.
So I have to directories with this css file, one named "Chrome" and another named "chrome". Nothing happened after restarting of Firefox (version 58.0.2 , 64bit on Linux Mint 18.3 Xfce) .

What could be the root of this issue ?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by EchoingWolfcry.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by EchoingWolfcry.

[EchoingWolfcry]

Hi,

At first I have to say how much I appreciate your work on this addons. It should be a must-have for any browser in my opinion. (It is so sad the Mozilla Foundation do not think the same about that.)

But despite of the description and the code written above (that I used) I can not colorize the inactive, white tabs and I couldn't remove the color of the tool-bar background, so I can't observe any change in colors of UI, and it looks like before.

I created the userChrome.css file in my home directory of Firefox 58.0.2 (64 bit) on Linux Mint 18.3 Xfce, and I can not see any change at the colors of the tabs or toolbar background. (If more tabs are open only the active one is colored and the color of the toolbar background is identical with that color, but the other tabs are uncolored (just white).

The code wich I wrote in userChrome.css is:

#  Customization of UI of Firefox Quantum

toolbar {
  background: initial !important;
}

toolbar {
  background: #263238 !important;
  color: #ECEFF1 !important;
}

So if I failed the CSS file, please forgive me, but I'm not versed at all in CSS-coding.
It would be useful the exact list of the code-lines (or the relevant part) of a userChrome.css file which it could be used as a template to make ColorfulTabs work as the good old version of it.
Thank you any help in anticipation.

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