Browsers which allow the address bar to be placed above the tabs

Apart from earlier versions of Firefox (one of which I use for this very reason) does anyone know of any current browsers which allow the address bar to be repositioned above the tabs?

Many thanks.

I'm using Windows 10 v22H2 (OS build 19045,4046).

Here is a code snippet (Firefox 115.7.0 ESR) for changing the order.

Code:

/* --------------------------------------------- */
/*    TABS below navigation area                 */
/* --------------------------------------------- */

/*  (1) navigation area, URL bar, search bar ... */
#nav-bar {order: 1 !important;}

/*  (2) favorites  */
#PersonalToolbar {order: 2 !important;}

/*  (3) file menu and tabs  */
#titlebar {order: 3 !important;}

SPB said:

Here is a code snippet (Firefox 115.7.0 ESR) for changing the order.

Thanks. I have my own coding which is fine for 80.0.1 but not any later versions.



Looking at your screenshot, mine doesn't display the toolbar, which I prefer, and also has some other cosmetic changes; I wonder if I could incorporate your lines into my profile code?

Hi Bert, you say yours doesn't display the toolbar, do you mean the favorites bar between the address (URL) bar and the tabs?
The favorites/bookmarks bar can easily be disabled by right clicking and choosing to not display it.
Or pressing CTRL Shift B.



This is not userchrome (CSS) related, my code snippet above only changes the sorting order of the 3 items.
If I want to display the file menu I simply press the ALT key which rarely happens.

SPB said:

Hi Bert, you say yours doesn't display the toolbar, do you mean the favorites bar between the address (URL) bar and the tabs?[/CS].

Yes, that is what I meant, and in fact soon after I posted I realised that it was easily switchable, as you say.

Am I wrong then in thinking that your code snippet is part of your userchrome file? If it isn't, where and how do you apply it?

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Ghot said:

Boy have you come to the right place.

That's good to hear.

I'm running FF 122.0.1 and it looks like this...

Excellent; I'll take a look at that thread. Actually, I did find it earlier but got confused because it seems to start in the middle of a conversation and I couldn't find part 1.

Ghot said:

The only reason there's a part 2 is because part 1 wasn't laid out that well.
It was easier, just to start over.

Ah, so it's not so much part two, more a new and improved version of part one?

The short version of part 2 is just do the about:config edits, then use ARI's Chrome folder.
The version I'm using is attached to the first post in the part 2 topic.

Thanks; I'll give it a go in the morning.

Ghot said:

Yeah. It's part 1, rev. 2.

Ghot, many thanks. My current version has been fine for some time but is now beginning to struggle (or worse) with some sites. I've put off updating it because I didn't want to lose my layout. Thanks to your advice and that thread it looks like I won't have to.