For people who use the "grab and drag" extension, scrollwheels or scroll functions on touch pads, rather than the scrollbar, simply for people obsessed with screen 'real estate'...
It removes scrollbars from everywhere, including textboxes and the like.
This is a simple piece of code, but it makes sense to use it in stylish rather than in userchrome/usercontent.css because some people might want to turn this off and on sometimes.
I've been using firefox without scrollbars for months now, the only time when i miss them is when i read extremely long texts and would like to have a clue where about in the document I am at the moment.
THIS USUALLY NEEDS AT LEAST RELOAD OF PAGE, IN SOME CASES OPENING A NEW TAB OR WINDOW TO TAKE EFFECT.
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Install options
- Install Stylish for Firefox, Thunderbird, Flock, Mozilla Suite, SeaMonkey, or Songbird. If you have Stylish already, make sure you're using the latest version and have JavaScript enabled.
- You need Firefox with Stylish to use this style. Get it now, then Install Stylish, then come back here to install this style.
- - load into the Stylish extension where you can preview and save it.
- - this style has been updated since you installed it in Stylish.
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Reviews
agntsmth77 said on Jul 23 2008
nice
rostoq said on Jun 22 2008
overflow:hidden makes scrolling slower on slow hardware... is there no other way for FF3 ?
blackshark said on Jun 19 2008
Try.....
browser
{
overflow: hidden !important;
}...in Firefox 3. I'm using this in conjunction with the Grab and Drag and SmoothWheel add-ons.
Cheers,
Denny
MarlboroMan said on Jun 11 2008
can you make this work for ff3?
KaaMoS said on Apr 27 2008
Cool, works for me ;)
But I have a little request--- could you make an Auto-Hide version, please?
I think that this option could be usefull.Thanks and Greetings ;)
nycnyuszi said on Apr 18 2008
It's only hides the scrollbars in browser chrome for me, e.g. Stylish, about:config, etc. Every time I reload the page, userstyles.org says style is updated...