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How to remove tabs bar arrows?

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Since a while ago, whenever I open 10 or more tabs in Firefox, two left-right arrows show up at the tabs bar. Is there anyway to remove them? Image attached

Since a while ago, whenever I open 10 or more tabs in Firefox, two left-right arrows show up at the tabs bar. Is there anyway to remove them? Image attached
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You can postpone this by reducing the minimum tab width to its lowest value of 50 via about:config, but there will always arrows appearing if you reopen enough tabs.

  • about:config => browser.tabs.tabMinWidth => 50

You can use the Tab manager (down-pointing arrow) drop-down to make it easier to see which tab you are on and find a specific tab.

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You can postpone this by reducing the minimum tab width to its lowest value of 50 via about:config, but there will always arrows appearing if you reopen enough tabs.

  • about:config => browser.tabs.tabMinWidth => 50

You can use the Tab manager (down-pointing arrow) drop-down to make it easier to see which tab you are on and find a specific tab.