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So this Tile Tab extension used to tile tabs properly, but the newer version just splits tabs as window split. Was there any change in API or somthing that prevented developers from making such extensions? Would love to see Tab Tiling feature like in Vivaldi, Edge or Arc. As I use sideberry, having split window and sideberry takes half of the space.

https://preview.redd.it/t8bzqivh4mlb1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=84fd04c05b1c10d4d0cf982789858176aea451bd

I am subscribed to this community from Lemmy and the icon is broken. I don't even see it on kbin.social fedia.io. Let's get our favorite mascot back!

Here's what it looks like from lemmy.world: !

EDIT: If the icon is working for you, either your browser or your instance may be caching the icon and thereby hiding the issue.

EDIT 2: Icon seems to be working now! Thanks mods!

I'm using this add-on to add a "Close Tabs to the Right" option. But after installing another add-on, the "Close Tabs to the Right" option isn't at the bottom anymore and I want to move it all the way to the bottom.

I searched and came across this guide to edit right click context menu items. However, I cannot get it to work.

This is what my userChrome.css looks like right now (scroll to the very bottom) https://pastebin.com/MWeTN19G

Here's the code I'm using to rearrange the tab context menu item

#_588c6fa6-14f9-4826-b769-71a305c80bbb_-menuitem-_close_right { -moz-box-ordinal-group: 2 !important; }

( I even tried setting -moz-box-ordinal-group to 2, 20, 200 but no luck)

This is the menu item id for the add-on's option I want at the bottom: _588c6fa6-14f9-4826-b769-71a305c80bbb_-menuitem-_close_right

This is the menu item id for the add-on that is currently at the bottom: _c2c003ee-bd69-42a2-b0e9-6f34222cb046_-menuitem-5

And also, I'm using Lepton to change the look of right click context menus, tabs, menu panels etc.

Here's a screenshot of the menu item ids

Edit:

#_588c6fa6-14f9-4826-b769-71a305c80bbb_-menuitem-_close_right { order: 2 !important; }

It works now.