• k_o_t
    2·
    5 years ago

    Very minimal indeed!

    chromecss pls :)

    by the way, just curious, how do people with very minimal Firefox configs actually use the browser? Did you just assign a lot of shortcuts for common actions?

    • gtkOP
      1·
      5 years ago

      http://0x0.st/i2bY.txt

      Did you just assign a lot of shortcuts for common actions?

      I’m not sure what you mean, there are existing keybinds for most things.

      ^t for a new tab
      ^n for a new window
      ^l (L, not i) to focus the navbar (which with my css brings the urlbar into view)
      Also, you can use alt-number to switch tab (this is ctrl-number on windows)

      • k_o_t
        1·
        5 years ago

        http://0x0.st/i2bY.txt

        thanks :)

        what I meant was that, unfortunately, very little, if any at all, websites are made to be operatable using only the keyboard… they very much require the use of trackpad/mouse, how do you manage that?

        • gtkOP
          2·
          5 years ago

          Ahh okay.

          I just use my mouse lol. But extensions like Tridactyl exist, which adds vim keybinds.

  • gtkOP
    1·
    5 years ago

    First post on this platform, only recently found out about it thanks to one OTheB.

    Wallpaper: Generated with this script: http://0x0.st/iefu.bin (walgen #1a1a1f)

    Right window: Firefox
    Bottom-left window: nvim on st
    Top-left window: zsh on st

      • gtkOP
        1·
        5 years ago

        With a custom userChrome.css file.

        (Sorry for reddit link, I don’t know any other similar communities, but r/FirefoxCSS was a big help)