Firefox 113 changes from 'display: -moz-box' to 'display: flex', so the
-moz-box-flex property should be changed to flex-grow. However, that
breaks the tab menu, and it doesn't seem to be necessary anyway.
Without this fix, the tab menu is only tall enough for 2 or 3 entries.
This is an update of the rule directly above it, changing the ID and
changing from a calculated height to a fixed height matching its child
#allTabsMenu-allTabsView. With the calculated height, the menu entries
were offset above the top of the menu. The previous rule no longer seems
to be necessary, at least in Firefox 102 and newer, since
#allTabsMenu-multiView does not exist.
Always reserver the space for the private browsing indicator, even if
not in private mode. This allows using the same width for the displayed
tab in both modes. Without this, the X of the tab is not visible in
private mode.
I think it's nice to have this space in both modes to quickly close the
menu, as it's right above the menu button.
Apply a similar hack to the "all tabs" menu, as the appMenu has, so it
gets a proper height and doesn't jump above or below the "all tabs"
button, depending on the keyboard being displayed or not. With this
hack, it stays consistently above the button.
