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There should already be a line between Firefox-view button and first tab - you don't need any CSS for that. The smallest change I can think of to add a line between last tab and tabs newtab button would be to simply apply the same rules that you add for
.tabbrowser-tab
also to#tabs-newtab-button
. So it would be like this:Oh, my bad, that's right! I forgot about it, I've removed it a long time ago, when FF view was first introduced, and at the same time I changed the FF view icon. To check how the default separator was, I started a new profile and it's a bit on the ugly side, it's basically a long line which is different from the usual separators, is there any way to make it look like the other tab separator?
As for the last tab separator, it works just as fine thanks!
You can do the exact same thing as before with
#tabs-newtab-button
, but this time add:root:not([privatebrowsingmode], [firefoxviewhidden]) toolbarbutton + #tabbrowser-tabs
as the new selector.Thanks! This works as well!
Really appreciated!