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Is there a command line flag that opens the url in a chromeless window for Firefox, so that it works like a PWA?


I haven't messed with Firefox's PWA feature/taskbar-tabs[1] but it seems like under the hood it's just using shortcuts so you're probably looking for -taskbar-tab

This redditor looks like he's doing close to what you're asking with the caveat of needing an entry in taskbartabs.json to use -taskbar-tab (and maybe Windows OS only) [2]

I don't think it's completely chromeless but you can probably hide everything via custom CSS:

ctrl+shift+i (dev tools) -> f1 (settings)

check advanced settings:

  enable browser chrome and add-on debugging  

  enable remote debugging  
ctrl+shift+alt+i (browser dev tools)

Find element IDs or class names and try out CSS rules to your heart's content.

Set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets = true and put your changes in Firefox/Profiles/$profilename/chrome/userChrome.css.

Remember to turn off the advanced settings when you're done.

[1] https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/browser/components/t...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1ljidwp/progressiv...




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