A customizable full dark theme for Firefox. You can also add extra functions using the CSS and JS files here apart from the theme.
Some antivirus software are detecting the installers as malware on VT, this is due to the files being created with Pyinstaller, which has had problems of being falsely detected for a while, and there is little that can be done to solve this.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions. Currently only Windows and Linux versions available.
Since this version doesn't offer autoupdates, nor fetches the files online from the repository, each time something breaks with a new Firefox update you will have to download the newest patcher from here and patch the function you want again to overwrite the old files you had with the new ones (or copy the files manually yourself). This should hopefully be solved once version 2.0.0 of the patcher is released.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them. You won't need to choose those again if you are updating from an old version (but you can still use them if you are still patching the default profiles if you want).
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
Linux users can run the installer by making the file executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Assuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
You can then run the file from the console using the context menu or typing directly in the console:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
Due to Apple's policies, the installer might get blocked by SIP (System Integrity Protection), and it will just tell you that it could not complete because it had insufficient privileges (even if running from root). The only way around this is to disable SIP temporally.
The installer also might start up slow due to a problem with how it had to be bundled into an .app file (since pyinstaller has issues with them).
For the issue, you can check Pyinstaller Issue #3820 for more details.
If you are having issues with any of the files not working, first try the basic troubleshooting steps before opening an issue.
2021/08/07 - 1.7.20 -> Fixed tab jumping after exiting fullscreen on Linux. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.19 -> Fixed tab size jumping when only having pinned tabs on the tabs bar. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.18 -> Fixed tab size jumping when the scrollbar appears on multirow-autohide. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.17 -> Fixed issues with lightweight themes. 2021/06/04 - 1.7.16 -> Updated multirow to add the padding necessary to work with proton tabs.
Some antivirus software are detecting the installers as malware on VT, this is due to the files being created with Pyinstaller, which has had problems of being falsely detected for a while, and there is little that can be done to solve this.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions.
Since this version doesn't offer autoupdates, nor fetches the files online from the repository, each time something breaks with a new Firefox update you will have to download the newest patcher from here and patch the function you want again to overwrite the old files you had with the new ones (or copy the files manually yourself). This should hopefully be solved once version 2.0.0 of the patcher is released.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them. You won't need to choose those again if you are updating from an old version (but you can still use them if you are still patching the default profiles if you want).
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
You can also install this package with the chocolatey package that Pauby created, although I won't be tracking it for changes (it should technically update the version there as we update it here):
choco install firefox-quantum-nox
See the link of the package for further details on it's use.
Linux users can run the installer by making the file executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Assuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
You can then run the file from the console using the context menu or typing directly in the console:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
Due to Apple's policies, the installer might get blocked by SIP (System Integrity Protection), and it will just tell you that it could not complete because it had insufficient privileges (even if running from root). The only way around this is to disable SIP temporally.
The installer also might start up slow due to a problem with how it had to be bundled into an .app file (since pyinstaller has issues with them).
For the issue, you can check Pyinstaller Issue #3820 for more details.
If you are having issues with any of the files not working, first try the basic troubleshooting steps before opening an issue.
2021/11/02 - 1.8.1 -> Fixes for multirow tabs for pinned tabs taking more space in non Proton styles. 2021/10/29 - 1.8.0 -> Now the installer will remember the last successful installation paths in case you only use portable Firefox or install Firefox in a non-common place. 2021/09/15 - 1.7.23 -> Added support for smaller tab sizing (needs manual changes to the file). 2021/09/10 - 1.7.22 -> Aesthetic regression fix for pinned tabs icon alignment on multirow. 2021/08/19 - 1.7.21 -> Compatibility fix for multirows on FF91. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.20 -> Fixed tab jumping after exiting fullscreen on Linux. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.19 -> Fixed tab size jumping when only having pinned tabs on the tabs bar. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.18 -> Fixed tab size jumping when the scrollbar appears on multirow-autohide. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.17 -> Fixed issues with lightweight themes. 2021/06/04 - 1.7.16 -> Updated multirow to add the padding necessary to work with proton tabs.
Some antivirus software are detecting the installers as malware on VT, this is due to the files being created with Pyinstaller, which has had problems of being falsely detected for a while, and there is little that can be done to solve this.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions.
Since this version doesn't offer autoupdates, nor fetches the files online from the repository, each time something breaks with a new Firefox update you will have to download the newest patcher from here and patch the function you want again to overwrite the old files you had with the new ones (or copy the files manually yourself). This should hopefully be solved once version 2.0.0 of the patcher is released.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them. You won't need to choose those again if you are updating from an old version (but you can still use them if you are still patching the default profiles if you want).
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
You can also install this package with the chocolatey package that Pauby created, although I won't be tracking it for changes (it should technically update the version there as we update it here):
choco install firefox-quantum-nox
See the link of the package for further details on it's use.
Linux users can run the installer by making the file executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Assuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
You can then run the file from the console using the context menu or typing directly in the console:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
Due to Apple's policies, the installer might get blocked by SIP (System Integrity Protection), and it will just tell you that it could not complete because it had insufficient privileges (even if running from root). The only way around this is to disable SIP temporally.
The installer also might start up slow due to a problem with how it had to be bundled into an .app file (since pyinstaller has issues with them).
For the issue, you can check Pyinstaller Issue #3820 for more details.
If you are having issues with any of the files not working, first try the basic troubleshooting steps before opening an issue.
2022/01/22 - 1.8.2 -> Multirow tab minor fixes for smaller tab sizing. 2021/11/02 - 1.8.1 -> Fixes for multirow tabs for pinned tabs taking more space in non Proton styles. 2021/10/29 - 1.8.0 -> Now the installer will remember the last successful installation paths in case you only use portable Firefox or install Firefox in a non-common place. 2021/09/15 - 1.7.23 -> Added support for smaller tab sizing (needs manual changes to the file). 2021/09/10 - 1.7.22 -> Aesthetic regression fix for pinned tabs icon alignment on multirow. 2021/08/19 - 1.7.21 -> Compatibility fix for multirows on FF91. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.20 -> Fixed tab jumping after exiting fullscreen on Linux. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.19 -> Fixed tab size jumping when only having pinned tabs on the tabs bar. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.18 -> Fixed tab size jumping when the scrollbar appears on multirow-autohide. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.17 -> Fixed issues with lightweight themes. 2021/06/04 - 1.7.16 -> Updated multirow to add the padding necessary to work with proton tabs.
Some antivirus software are detecting the installers as malware on VT, this is due to the files being created with Pyinstaller, which has had problems of being falsely detected for a while, and there is little that can be done to solve this.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions.
Since this version doesn't offer autoupdates, nor fetches the files online from the repository, each time something breaks with a new Firefox update you will have to download the newest patcher from here and patch the function you want again to overwrite the old files you had with the new ones (or copy the files manually yourself). This should hopefully be solved once version 2.0.0 of the patcher is released.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them. You won't need to choose those again if you are updating from an old version (but you can still use them if you are still patching the default profiles if you want).
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
You can also install this package with the chocolatey package that Pauby created, although I won't be tracking it for changes (it should technically update the version there as we update it here):
choco install firefox-quantum-nox
See the link of the package for further details on it's use.
Linux users can run the installer by making the file executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Assuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
You can then run the file from the console using the context menu or typing directly in the console:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
Due to Apple's policies, the installer might get blocked by SIP (System Integrity Protection), and it will just tell you that it could not complete because it had insufficient privileges (even if running from root). The only way around this is to disable SIP temporally.
The installer also might start up slow due to a problem with how it had to be bundled into an .app file (since pyinstaller has issues with them).
For the issue, you can check Pyinstaller Issue #3820 for more details.
If you are having issues with any of the files not working, first try the basic troubleshooting steps before opening an issue.
2021/09/15 - 1.7.23 -> Added support for smaller tab sizing (needs manual changes to the file). 2021/09/10 - 1.7.22 -> Aesthetic regression fix for pinned tabs icon alignment on multirow. 2021/08/19 - 1.7.21 -> Compatibility fix for multirows on FF91. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.20 -> Fixed tab jumping after exiting fullscreen on Linux. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.19 -> Fixed tab size jumping when only having pinned tabs on the tabs bar. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.18 -> Fixed tab size jumping when the scrollbar appears on multirow-autohide. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.17 -> Fixed issues with lightweight themes. 2021/06/04 - 1.7.16 -> Updated multirow to add the padding necessary to work with proton tabs.
Some antivirus software are detecting the installers as malware on VT, this is due to the files being created with Pyinstaller, which has had problems of being falsely detected for a while, and there is little that can be done to solve this.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions. Currently only Windows and Linux versions available.
Since this version doesn't offer autoupdates, nor fetches the files online from the repository, each time something breaks with a new Firefox update you will have to download the newest patcher from here and patch the function you want again to overwrite the old files you had with the new ones (or copy the files manually yourself). This should hopefully be solved once version 2.0.0 of the patcher is released.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them. You won't need to choose those again if you are updating from an old version (but you can still use them if you are still patching the default profiles if you want).
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
Linux users can run the installer by making the file executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Assuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
You can then run the file from the console using the context menu or typing directly in the console:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
Due to Apple's policies, the installer might get blocked by SIP (System Integrity Protection), and it will just tell you that it could not complete because it had insufficient privileges (even if running from root). The only way around this is to disable SIP temporally.
The installer also might start up slow due to a problem with how it had to be bundled into an .app file (since pyinstaller has issues with them).
For the issue, you can check Pyinstaller Issue #3820 for more details.
If you are having issues with any of the files not working, first try the basic troubleshooting steps before opening an issue.
2021/08/19 - 1.7.21 -> Compatibility fix for multirows on FF91. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.20 -> Fixed tab jumping after exiting fullscreen on Linux. 2021/08/07 - 1.7.19 -> Fixed tab size jumping when only having pinned tabs on the tabs bar. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.18 -> Fixed tab size jumping when the scrollbar appears on multirow-autohide. 2021/06/05 - 1.7.17 -> Fixed issues with lightweight themes. 2021/06/04 - 1.7.16 -> Updated multirow to add the padding necessary to work with proton tabs.
If you don't want to manually change every UUID of the addons.css file, you should use this executable.
Make sure your addons are up to date, since addons.css file assume you have the lastest versions.
You can execute it from anywhere, which will download the lastest addons.css file from the repo and install it in your selected profile folder.
For Linux you have to execute it from the terminal.
If you place your addons.css file in the same directory as the executable, it will patch that one instead.
If you don't want to manually change every UUID of the addons.css file, you should use this executable.
Make sure your addons are up to date, since addons.css file assume you have the lastest versions.
You can execute it from anywhere, which will download the lastest addons.css file from the repo and install it in your selected profile folder.
For Linux you have to execute it from the terminal.
If you place your addons.css file in the same directory as the executable, it will patch that one instead.
Some antivirus software are detecting the installers as malware on VT, this is due to the files being created with Pyinstaller, which has had problems of being falsely detected for a while, and there is little that can be done to solve this.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions. Currently only Windows and Linux versions available.
Since this version doesn't offer autoupdates, nor fetches the files online from the repository, each time something breaks with a new Firefox update you will have to download the newest patcher from here and patch the function you want again to overwrite the old files you had with the new ones (or copy the files manually yourself). This should hopefully be solved once version 2.0.0 of the patcher is released.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them. You won't need to choose those again if you are updating from an old version (but you can still use them if you are still patching the default profiles if you want).
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
Linux users can run the installer by making the file executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Assuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
You can then run the file from the console using the context menu or typing directly in the console:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-*.elf
Due to Apple's policies, the installer might get blocked by SIP (System Integrity Protection), and it will just tell you that it could not complete because it had insufficient privileges (even if running from root). The only way around this is to disable SIP temporally.
The installer also might start up slow due to a problem with how it had to be bundled into an .app file (since pyinstaller has issues with them).
For the issue, you can check Pyinstaller Issue #3820 for more details.
If you are having issues with any of the files not working, first try the basic troubleshooting steps before opening an issue.
07/03/2021 - v1.7.14 -> Now the patcher will warn you if there are non-standard configuration files that might cause issues with the functions. 07/03/2021 - v1.7.13 -> Compatibility fix for Simple Tab Groups caused by a regression with last update. 12/02/2021 - v1.7.12 -> Fixed an issue on multirow to drag multiple tabs. Also added the option to make the scrollbar thin and color it. 12/02/2021 - v1.7.11 -> Updated multirow. Now the new tab button shouldn't be left alone in a new row. 27/01/2021 - v1.7.10-rev1 (Mac) -> Fixed a problem with permissions. 14/01/2021 - v1.7.10-rev1 (Windows) -> Fixed a regression to add support for Windows 7. 05/01/2021 - v1.7.10 -> Updated multirow and fixed some Linux dependencies issue. 07/12/2020 - v1.7.9 -> Multirow now respects tab separators. 04/12/2020 - v1.7.9 (Windows) -> Fixed a problem where the patcher builder would crash if not finding any profile. 18/11/2020 - v1.7.8-rev4 (Linux) -> Fixed a problem with root users without an underlying regular user on Linux. 14/11/2020 - v1.7.8-rev3 (Linux) -> Reuploaded with lastest version of tkinter and Python on Linux. 30/09/2020 - v1.7.8-rev2 (Linux) -> Fixed an issue with Linux non-root group identifiers. 26/09/2020 - v1.7.8 -> Fixed an issue with the toolbox being shown when opening tabs in the background while in fullscreen for multirow tabs. 20/09/2020 - v1.7.7 -> Clicking the "remove patch" should remove all patched files on the first prompt, undepending on if you selected just one function or not. To delete just one, select "no" on the first prompt, and select "yes" on the second.
06/09/2020
29/08/2020 - v1.7.5-rev2 (Windows) -> I created the installer with a self-made bootloader, so that at least windows defender doesn't flag it anymore as malware.
23/08/2020 - v1.7.5 -> The installer shouldn't crash when not finding at least one profile folder now (for non standard installations or firefox portable versions).
02/08/2020 - v1.7.4 -> Better compatibility for different resolutions and different OS's for tabs-below.
29/07/2020 - v1.7.3 -> Compatibility fix for FF81.
03/07/2020 - v1.7.2 -> Fixed some issue with the new tab and the scrollbar getting glitched sometimes on multirow-tab scrollable scripts.
05/06/2020 - v1.7.1 -> Fixed some regressions when updating function files after running the patcher a second time in the same session.
03/06/2020 - v1.7.0 -> Added the megabar resize disabler function to the installer, since after FF77 the option in about:config was removed.
21/05/2020 - v1.6.1 -> Fixed an issue where the installer would force-quit when not finding any Firefox path. The profile select buttons should now open in the profiles path when available.
16/05/2020 - v1.6.0 -> Added command line support. Also added support for Firefox developer.
15/05/2020 - v1.5.6 -> Fixed wrong module call from v1.5.5.
15/05/2020 - v1.5.5 -> Fixed a problem on Linux where functions installed in a a profile shared by more than 1 user would not get read.
12/05/2020 - v1.5.4 -> Fixed an issue of the new tab disappearing when placing it in front of the tabs.
11/05/2020 - v1.5.3 -> Changed the misleading "autohide" label to "autohide scrollbars".
11/05/2020 - v1.5.2 -> Removed the need for the .bat file to fetch non-administrator username on Windows.
03/05/2020 - v1.5.1 -> Changed fixed paths to enviroment variables on Windows.
It looks like some Antivirus like Norton flag the installers as a Trojan, just as they flag any executable made with pyinstaller, but these are a false positives (there is nothing I can do about it, apart from telling people to send the file to the AV vendor that flagged it so that they update their scanners).
If you are worried, you can check the code of the installer (or even use pyinstaller to build your own) inside the installers folder to check that there is nothing shady going on, or do the manual installation following the steps here.
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions. Currently only Windows and Linux versions available.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them.
If you are using Firefox Portable, you will need to change the default "Root" and "Profile" paths to the ones of wherever you placed Firefox Portable.
For example, if you placed it in C:\FirefoxPortable, and you are using a 64-bits version, you will have to change the paths to look like:
Firefox:
C:\FirefoxPortable\App\Firefox64 <- For 32 bits, just remove the 64C:\FirefoxPortable\Data\Profile
Linux users can run the installer making it executable first (either on properties on the context menu of your explorer or using the command line in the console).
Asuming you open the console where the file is:
sudo chmod +x Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-v1-5-1
You can then run the file with:
./Multirow-Patcher-Quantum-Nox-Installer-Linux-v1-5-1
Mac users can add the functions following the explanations from Multirow and other functions, or they can install Python 3.6+ and run Quantum Nox Installer.py as sudo
The reason why an installer for Mac doesn't exist yet, is due to an issue with pyinstaller. see Pyinstaller Issue #1350 for more details.
03/05/2020 - v1.5.1 -> Changed fixed paths to enviroment variables on Windows. 02/05/2020 - v1.5.0 -> Compatibility fix for windows users that have a different account for admin, and better profile path comprobations. 08/04/2020 - v1.4.5 -> Compatibility fix for FF77. 17/03/2020 - v1.4.4 -> Fixed minor issue with tab animations on multirow-tabs. 16/03/2020 - v1.4.3 -> Fixed tabs-below functions to avoid some issues. 11/03/2020 - v1.4.2 -> More fixes for Linux. 11/03/2020 - v1.4.1 -> Fixed "tabs below" function. 11/03/2020 - v1.4.0 -> Added the "Enable unread state on tabs" function. 06/03/2020 - v1.3.8 -> Yet more fixes for multi-row tabs. 06/03/2020 - v1.3.7 -> Fixed some issue that duplicated the min/max/close buttons when having the title bar active. 05/03/2020 - v1.3.6 -> Fixed some issue that prevented the files from being read on Linux
The installer lets you patch or unpatch Firefox and Firefox nightly to use external Javascript as well as to add multirow, tabs below, or focus tab on hover functions. Currently only Windows version available.
The patcher will choose the default profile folder, so if you have more than 1 profile you should go to about:profiles and make sure that the path the patcher selects is the same as the one of the profile that you are currently using.
The first time using the patcher use either the "Firefox" or "Firefox nightly" sections to patch your selected Firefox version. If you use the "Profiles only" section to patch for the first time, only the functions will be copied, but not the actual patch to enable them.
Linux and Mac users can add the functions following the explanations from Multirow and other functions, or they can install Python 3.7 and run Quantum Nox Installer.py