CSS for Zen Browser's experimental Tab Groups using userChrome.css
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If you are on windows and not on twilight (Firefox 135) then you will have to double click the folders due to a non css bug.
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IF you are not on twilight PLEASE do not try and add a pin tab to a folder! 🙏
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Any issues you encounter please create a ticket on the GitHub page and I will do what I can to help you quickly.
To use this CSS, you must configure Zen Browser's userChrome.css
and enable the listed preferences in about:config
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If you're unfamiliar with userChrome.css
, please refer to this guide. If you encounter any issues, feel free to create an issue on this repository.
- Enable
browser.tabs.groups.enabled
inabout:config
to activate Firefox's experimental Tab Groups feature (works in all versions of Zen Browser). - Follow this guide to set up
userChrome.css
. - Copy the CSS from this repository into your
userChrome.css
file. - Add the configuration booleans listed below in
about:config
and adjust them to your liking. - Enjoy your customized tab groups!
Add these preferences to about:config
to enable additional features (They have to be added and are not there by default.):
tab.groups.add-arrow
tab.groups.background
tab.groups.borders
tab.groups.theme-folders
tab.groups.fill-folders
tab.groups.display-tab-range
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tab.groups.hide-save-info
(_(This is for twilight or Firefox 135)
This CSS improves the functionality and appearance of Zen Browser's experimental Tab Groups.
Apply a background that matches the tab group color for a cleaner and more cohesive look.
Add a subtle border to enhance the visual separation of tab groups (requires background to be enabled).
Add an arrow icon to indicate whether a tab group folder is open or closed.
Color folder icons based on the tab group color to visually differentiate groups.
Customize the folder icon fill with your tab group color—or leave it empty, depending on your preference.
Have a line sowing where the folder starts and stops
Have an idea for a feature? Start a discussion! I'm happy to explore any Zen CSS-related requests.
Special thanks to https://github.com/nieffka/bubble-clean-zen for the original CSS theme and inspiration!