gtk-qt firefox workaround

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Description:

You are using the gtk-qt engine to draw your gtk apps, and applied the firefox scrollbar fix but your scrollbar still looks like in screenshot[2] ?

Workaround:

RENAME:

/home/YOURUSERNAME/.mozilla/firefox/YOURRANDOM.default/chrome/userContent_example.css

TO:

/home/YOURUSERNAME/.mozilla/firefox/YOURRANDOM.default/chrome/userContent.css

AND ADD:

scrollbar slider
{
margin-left: -2px;
}

Now it should look like in screenshot[3] ! :-)

For a better understanding, at screenshot[1] i added:

scrollbar slider
{
border-left: 5px solid yellow;
}

Hopefully a useful tip...

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CraigD
13 years ago

...from the screenshots, it looks like you're using QtCurve. If so, then you dont need the gtk-qt engine, QtCurve has a native Gtk2 engine (which works better than using the KDE one through gtk-qt)

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Johey
13 years ago

I have had this problem for ages... First, when I ran Gentoo for a loooong time ago. Then I installed Kubuntu Dapper Drake and the problem disappeared (probably something with the default theme). However, when upgrading to Edgy Eft, the problem was back. And it has been there, with Feisty Fawn and the beta version of Gutsy Gibbon I am currently running, until today. I will now celebrate with an extra strong double, no say triple, espresso. Thank you! :D

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