This patch patch makes the link generator handle "+" characters in the
filename.
Additionally, file-target list should now have more-correct grid-layout
without producing overflowing rows.
The category list is fixed-positioned sidebar which hopefully makes
mobile rendering work better than before.
This patch makes tag-browser layout somewhat usable on mobile.
Additionally it adds few banner hints to use Ctrl keys and basic hint to
select a category when empty.
This also makes the Copy-button hidden until some content is shown in
code-block.
This patch "unhides" tabs scrollbox overflow indicators as well as adds
background for scrollbuttons when re-oredering tabs. Both of these are
pretty complicated things to achieve, so this patch also adds a small
compatibility layer for non_floating_sharp_tabs.css
browser-bottombox doesn't exist anymore so create space using
body::after instead. This patch additionally fixes various alignment
issues with elements in the statusbar.
There is still one(known?) case that happens if one uses a theme with
non-opaque toolbar background-color with optional extra-border rules.
But that option isn't too nice with non-opaque colors anyway so left as
todo.
In addition, this patch makes the optional rules use @supports
-moz-bool-pref rules instead of having to remove commented sections in
the css file.
Normally web-content hides the real statusbar but with RFP letterboxing
that might not happen. So lets inherit the background-color from
tabbrowser-tabpanels to make sure it's covered properly.
This patch changes how we deal with window control buttons on left
layouts. Previously, we looked to a pref that was only set on macos
but with this patch we use media queries to detect whether the system
is macOS or gtk-csd buttons use left-side layout.
To support old-style "override pref" this patch also introduces a
new custom pref userchrome.force-window-controls-on-left.enabled
which can be used e.g on Windows to move window controls to left side.
This logic is currently only supported in styles that use
window_control_placeholder_support.css
With the current implementation, `userChrome.css` and `userContent.css`
are effectively replaced on a package update, but the session still uses
the previous version.
Triggering a restart as soone as those files are updated ensures the
latest version will be used immediately.
The protection, identity, permissions and widget overflow popups were
flickering when their width was larger than the screen. This patch
bounds the width of the viewport.
It also makes the overflow menu use as much vertical real estate as
possible, as this seems to fix flickers for extensions.
