• Fixes tabs showing back up, and few other related issues.
• Sideberry has a few better defaults (and not my custom styles included on top). Spelling is still wrong on the file, but not the biggest worry.

Thanks @OfficialEsco!

• Fixed #29, where flickering could happen when opening a non-sideberry related sidebar.
• Minor rework and structure of the core sidebar module.
• Better default for CSD
• Fixed #26, Makes Audio SVG background black, enhancing it's look. Fixed

Thank you to @advait404 and @CEOYap for the reports!

Changes

• Fix for Firefox 106 changing the sidebar div name, meaning the sidebar wouldn't unfurl on hover properly. This has been fixed.

Issues

Has been brought to my attention I may need to put some focus on creating some OS-specific CSD values, especially for Windows. (#25)

In the mean time, these are the current values I am using for my version running Windows, which you can add to your prefs file.

  /* Window Control / Client Side Display Settings === 
    If you are putting this on the left or right side uncomment the side 
    preferences below and comment the other
    =========================================================================
  */
    --csd-width: 100px;
    --csd-top: 8px;

    /*  
      CSD - Left Side === 
      Default: --csd-left: 50px; --csd-margin-left: 92px;
    */
    
      /*
        --csd-left: 50px;
        --csd-margin-left: 92px;
      */

    /*
      CSD - Right Side ===
      Defaults: --csd-right: 0px; --csd-margin-right: 95px;
    */ 

      --csd-right: 36px;
      --csd-margin-right: 130px;

  /* === END: Window Control / Client Side Display Settings === */

Minor update, but fixes #18 (transparent backgrounds in viewing history/bookmarks with some themes).

This also introduces new prefs.css variable (--custom-sidebar-bg, and --custom-sidebar-header-bg) these will make it easier to set your preferred sidebar background (not related to the sideberry background).

The transparent issue should be fixed, but with these prefs you can set your own color instead of the one Firefox provides.

--custom-sideberry-header-bg is likely not needed in any case, but included for your preference.

Edit: Also going back to the HE (Human Era/Holecene Calendar) time format, for versioning. Why? Because I love the Foundation series.

Thanks to work from @Mr-nUUb, we now have some basic linux related themes, breaking up of some custom css into further modules, and general clean up.

This update also has improved comments for better readability and parsing.

• Compartmentalizes the entire project into components
• Creates an extension system you can enable/disable features by commenting out individual css @import statements
• Adds window controls to the left or right side of the urlbar.
• Adds a preferences file for easier updating of settings (prefs.css)
• Updated the readme about how to easily update or create the 'chrome' folder.
• Easier method of creating a section for custom tweaks (through custom.css)

• Automatic theme change support for dark and light themes!
• All theme configuration has changed to in style editor variables, this makes it easier to support different theme colors.
• Better padding, fixed favicons, added a new border system,
• Ability to see back/forward/reload buttons when the sidebar is open.
• better theme defaults

Be sure to update both your userChrome.css and your sideberry data!

This release fixes a handful of things:

• Rewrites the dynamic indenting system! You can now customize your own indent space!
• Improves the accordion issue when you are hiding tab groups
• FIXED! You can now drag and drop to your hearts content! This fixes the alignment issue when dropping tabs all around the place. Try it out! (Thanks for pointing this out @bpoteryko!)
• Animations are back for tabs, small thing, but it makes it feel all nice and good.
• Audio toggle is properly setup and doesn't hide itself in rare cases.

Overall this was a rewrite, a lot of it has remained the same visually, but the structure and complexity has dropped substantially. Much easier to customize, much easier to use. Hope you enjoy!

This repository was originally a subdirectory of drannex42/linux-utils, but has now become a standalone repo for my Firefox Sidebar CSS and Utilities.

Changes

• Sideberry :: Fixed drop down arrows when tab groups are folded. (Thanks @bpoteryko!)
• userChrome.css :: You can now easily change the header background color using --sidebar-bg-color at the top of the file.
• readme.md :: Added tutorial to adding a userChrome.css file
• Renamed repository to drannex42/FirefoxSidebar from drannex42/linux-utils

Previous release notes:

v12021.12.22

• Sideberry :: Fixed drop down arrows when tab groups are folded. (Thanks @bpoteryko!)
• userChrome.css :: You can now easily change the header background color using --sidebar-bg-color at the top of the file.
• readme.md :: Added tutorial to adding a userChrome.css file

v12021.12.14

• Sideberry :: updated to use configs for easier theming, fixed font rendering, and fixed font sizing.
• userChrome.css :: Fixed sidebar header position and background color.

12021.12.01

• Sideberry is the preferred method, and has been since June. I will not be updating the TST extension moving forward. Sideberry is better in nearly every regard to memory usage, responsiveness, speed, and useability.

12021.06.14

• I have added Sideberry support, sideberry is faster, more responsive, and far easier to customize. I may keep going forward with this version.