The only way I know of, is to restart Firefox. If you’re concerned whether or not FF is picking up your changes (I always forget which profile directory is being read (AppData vs Local) on windows) you could try something like this:
/*** uncomment below to verify userChrome.css is being read by turning the taskbar red / / #nav-bar{ background: #f00 !important } ***/
Just uncomment the 2nd line, restart FF with your changes, and comment it out once you’re done
I don’t disagree, I still use a paper towel. When it was first installed they forgot to modify the mechanism that closes the door on one of the bathrooms. The tension was set still set to prevent someone from being smashed in the face (or the door from slamming shut), but that meant you needed apply a fair amount of force to open the door. They’ve since adjusted it and now it’s pretty easy to open with just one foot
As everyone has already said, use the paper towels. Some doors are also equiped with a small piece of metal at the base of the door which you step on, and pull with your shoe
So basically, Salmon schooling?
That’s both disheartening and good to know. IMHO FF wastes too much vertical and horizontal space in the bars at the top of the page. I always liked being able to shrink those down, hopefully they will continue to support it