Open All In Tabs

[oldcrazylegs]

In Firefox bookmark folders is "Open All In Tabs". Anyone know how to get rid of that completely? I want it gone. :mad:

[oesxyl]

In Firefox bookmark folders is "Open All In Tabs". Anyone know how to get rid of that completely? I want it gone. :mad:

I hope I don't missunderstand what you want, :)

http://jsbi.blogspot.com/2007/10/how-to-configure-open-all-in-tabs-in.html

best regards

[oldcrazylegs]

I saw that before I came here. But all it tells you is how to keep it from replacing the existing tabs when it opens new ones.

I want the phrase "Open All In Tabs" completely removed from those folders so I don't accidentally click on it.

In Internet Explorer you can remove menu items you don't want/need. But I know way to do it in Firefox.

[oesxyl]

I saw that before I came here. But all it tells you is how to keep it from replacing the existing tabs when it opens new ones.

I want the phrase "Open All In Tabs" completely removed from those folders so I don't accidentally click on it.

In Internet Explorer you can remove menu items you don't want/need. But I know way to do it in Firefox.

I hope is same folder structure, :)

chrome/browser/content/browser/bookmarks/bookmarksMenu.js

there is a function showOpenInTabMenuItem at line 25

comment as you like, :)


make a backup copy before, :)
I mess this file few times, :)


best regards

[oldcrazylegs]

I found that in the file you mentioned. But onmouseover is about all I know about JavaSript. I'm afraid to mess with it and have to reinstall ff and lose all of my addons. I guess I'll just forget it.

Thanks anyway. :thumbsup:

[oesxyl]

I found that in the file you mentioned. But onmouseover is about all I know about JavaSript. I'm afraid to mess with it and have to reinstall ff and lose all of my addons. I guess I'll just forget it.

Thanks anyway. :thumbsup:

my js knowladge are limited too, but as far I see you can comment every thing inside this function exept "return;" without warry, :)
the problem with upgrade of ffox remain, unfortunately.

I use a bookmark manager instead of browsers bookmark.

best regards

[oldcrazylegs]

Here is a post on Mozillazine Forum that shows how to do that. But it didn't work for me.

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=3245732&sid=d270954428add01fbbea570407c725ba

[Inigoesdr]

Here is a post on Mozillazine Forum that shows how to do that. But it didn't work for me.

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=3245732&sid=d270954428add01fbbea570407c725ba

I just tried it, and it works fine with FF v2.0.0.12.

[micke]

Is this working, for you guys, on FF 3.0 ?
If yes, how do you do it?

It was working for me before I upgraded to v3.

[micke]

* Bump *

[micke]

* Bump *

[_Aerospace_Eng_]

This should work for FF3
menuitem[oncommand="openUILink(this.getAttribute('siteURI'), event);"],
menuitem[oncommand="PlacesUIUtils.openContainerNodeInTabs(this.parentNode._resultNode, event);"],
menuseparator[builder="end"] {
display:none !important;
}
and please STOP bumping, it only makes people NOT want to help you.

[micke]

Thanks, at last an answer which is, indeed, working.

Sorry about the bumping, I don't like that either. The first one was unnecessary, but the last one was three weeks from my original post and nobody had answered up until then... I just wanted a solution, which I got, and I want to say thank you now since I forgot to check this thread.


Quick explanation for those who want an easy solution:

Copy the code from Aerospace Eng's post into a Notepad file and save it as " userChrome.css "


Place it in " C:\Documents and Settings\ < username > \Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\chrome " if you are a Windows XP user, or...

"C:\Users\ < username > \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxxxxxx.default\chrome" for a Windows Vista user.