21. deskCut (v0.6.0.3)    — Create desktop shortcuts from the context-menu. Windows, Linux and Mac supported.

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UserChrome.css

This file sets the display rules for various elements in Firefox which allows you to customize the way Firefox looks.  It’s located in the sub-folder called ‘chrome’ in your profile folder (your Profile Folder is here: press the Alt key to show the menu bar items, then go to Help + Troubleshooting Information + Open Containing Folder).  There’s an example file that exists there by default, it’s called userChrome-example.css.   Basically, just exit Firefox, rename that file to userChrome.css, open it with Notepad, delete everything in it and paste the entries below into it (it begins with /* and ends with }).  Save the changes, close the file and open Firefox to see the changes.  To revert back, simply rename it to its original name.  Oh, don’t forget to first install all the Add-ons above.

/*Selvan’s UserChrome.css entries*/

/* hide back or forward buttons when grayed */

#back-button[disabled="true"],

#forward-button[disabled="true"] {

display:none;

}

/* hide rss feed button when grayed */

#feed-button[disabled="true"] {

display:none;

}

/* hide close button on the add-on bar */

#addonbar-closebutton {

visibility: collapse !important;

}

/* hide boomark star icon in the address bar */

#star-button {

display: none !important;

}

/* hide bookmarks menu items */

#BMB_bookmarkThisPage,

#appmenu_bookmarkThisPage,

#appmenu_showAllBookmarks,

#appmenu_showAllBookmarks+menuseparator,

#subscribeToPageMenuitem,

#subscribeToPageMenupopup,

#BMB_subscribeToPageMenuitem,

#BMB_subscribeToPageMenupopup,

#BMB_subscribeToPageMenupopup+menuseparator,

#appmenu_subscribeToPage,

#appmenu_subscribeToPageMenu,

#appmenu_subscribeToPageMenupopup,

#appmenu_subscribeToPageMenupopup+menuseparator,

#BMB_bookmarksPopup menuseparator:nth-last-child(2),

#appmenu_bookmarksPopup menuseparator[builder="end"],

#organizeBookmarksSeparator,

#bookmarksToolbarFolderMenu,

#bookmarksToolbarFolderMenu+menuseparator,

#BMB_bookmarksToolbar,

#BMB_bookmarksToolbar+menuseparator,

#BMB_viewBookmarksToolbar,

#BMB_viewBookmarksToolbar+menuseparator,

#BMB_bookmarksShowAll,

#BMB_bookmarksShowAll+menuseparator,

#BMB_unsortedBookmarks,

#appmenu_unsortedBookmarks {

display: none !important;

}

/*End of UserChrome.css entries*/

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            Profile Manager

            Create a shortcut to firefox.exe, in the target line of the properties, add –p like so: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" –p

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        Mailto Links

        enable it and the use of multiple Gmail accounts in the same browser session

1. enable multiple sign-in for all your gmail accounts

2. open a new tab and go to this URL: about:config

3. search for and set gecko.handlerService.allowRegisterFromDifferentHost to true

4. go to tools + web developer + scratchpad

5. go to environment + content

6. replace all text in the window with the code below (be sure to use your e-mail address and your differentiating name to appear in the Launch Application window)

7. go to execute + run

8. click Add Application to accept it in the pop-up

9. go back to about:config and set gecko.handlerService.allowRegisterFromDifferentHost back to false

10. go to Tools + Options + Applications and set mailto to Always ask.  If you don’t see it, close Firefox and delete mimeTypes.rdf in your profile folder

11. test your efforts with these mailto links, mine opens the Launch Application window where my wife can select hers or I mine

Code for the first account:

navigator.registerProtocolHandler("mailto",

"https://mail.google.com/mail/b/first@gmail.com/?extsrc=mailto&url=%s",

"differentiating-name");

Code for the second account (same but with a different e-mail address and name:

navigator.registerProtocolHandler("mailto",

"https://mail.google.com/mail/b/second@gmail.com/?extsrc=mailto&url=%s",

"differentiating-name");

Selvan Poothamby, February 5, 2012 JavaScript Menu Courtesy of Milonic.com