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MarkW

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I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

Is there any way to do that?

Last edited by MarkW (2025-07-17 10:14:10)

PackRat

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Re: I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

Need to be more specific with what you're trying to accomplish.

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MarkW

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Re: I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

firefox ESR doesn't use native windecs.  I'd like it to,

PackRat

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Re: I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

Right click on the Firefox title bar and select "Customize Toolbar"

In the lower left corner of the tab that opens will be "Titlebar". Check that box and then click on "Done".

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MarkW

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Re: I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

Didn't see that.  Thanks

At last I can resize this window.

PackRat

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Re: I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

At last I can resize this window.

You mean with a mouse?

By default, openbox follows the ALT + M1/M3 standard for moving or resizing a window. If you have other applications that do not have the default windecs, you can use:

ALT + Mouse1 anywhere on the window to start moving it. Mouse1 = left button by default
ALT + Mouse3 anywhere on the window to start resizing. Mouse3 = right button by default

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MarkW

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Re: I'd Like Firefox To Use Openbox [Solved]

Knew about Alt + M1. Only just found out about Alt + M3