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How to change tab shapes in Firefox 29.0.1?

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I'm using the "Vertical Tabs" addon (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vertical-tabs/) and the new update has made the tabs look ridiculous. I don't need the underlying backdrops. See here for a comparison between the new (left side) and the old version I want (center, popup): https://i.imgur.com/hh7jcTD.png

You can sort of see a rectangle behind the selected one, which shows the addon is still trying to work. How do I get rid of the extra graphic? Thanks.

I'm using the "Vertical Tabs" addon (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/vertical-tabs/) and the new update has made the tabs look ridiculous. I don't need the underlying backdrops. See here for a comparison between the new (left side) and the old version I want (center, popup): https://i.imgur.com/hh7jcTD.png You can sort of see a rectangle behind the selected one, which shows the addon is still trying to work. How do I get rid of the extra graphic? Thanks.

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You can use a custom style rule to strip away the bits and pieces of the rounded tab background and allow whatever is behind there to show through. I haven't actually installed the Vertical Tabs extension, so I haven't tested whether this covers it completely, but it should get you started.

I generally use the Stylish extension to apply custom style rules to the UI. Its Preview button is very handy for tweaking and adjusting. From the menu, use "Write new style > Blank style" and then paste the following into the main composing area and click Preview to check it:

@namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);
/* Suppress background color and images on active tab */
.tab-background-start[selected=true]:not(:-moz-lwtheme)::before,
.tab-background-start[selected=true]:not(:-moz-lwtheme)::after,
.tab-background-middle[selected=true]:not(:-moz-lwtheme),
.tab-background-end[selected=true]:not(:-moz-lwtheme)::before,
.tab-background-end[selected=true]:not(:-moz-lwtheme)::after {
    background-image: none !important;
    background-color: transparent !important;
}

If you can't install any more extensions, the rule also can be added to a userChrome.css file. However, in the interest of time (got to go...), I am not detailing that approach.

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Screen shot of the effect on the regular tab bar.