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Disable animation when entering fullscreen

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Darcy
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Is it possible to disable the transition that is triggered by pressing f11 or clicking the "Display the window in full screen" button in the application menu. I am referring to the animation where the toolbar slides upward, not the fade to black animation.

Is it possible to disable the transition that is triggered by pressing f11 or clicking the "Display the window in full screen" button in the application menu. I am referring to the animation where the toolbar slides upward, not the fade to black animation.

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Darcy
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I solved the issue by adding the following line to my userchrome.css file: 

#navigator-toolbox[fullscreenShouldAnimate] { transition: none !important }

Modified by Darcy