- Still working on every platform! Windows, Linux and macOS
- Based on current Firefox vertical tabs & sidebar system. (Plus Firefox is working on locally-processed Link Preview and sidebar show on hover!)
- Refined layout compared to past ArcWTF version. Popup URL bar is enabled by default.
- Plus: Now that tab group is available natively, I can provide closer "folder" styling to Arc.
- Plus: You can utilize the Firefox sidebar for "tab splitting" using extensions like Page Sidebar.
- No need to setup Sidebery or Userchrome Toggle, all recommended extensions would be optional.
- Tradeoff: No Spaces. There's no tree-group tabs system. Still no URL bar on the left. (Install Zen! I've made some mods and worked on its documentations.)
- Hidden sidebar mode
- Expanded sidebar mode
- "Split view" with Page Sidebar extension
- 9 folder colors available to choose
- "icons", "folder-icons", and "content" folder
- userChrome.css, popup.css, tabgroups.css, and userContent.css
- Background-0.png and Background-1.png for new tab background
- Arc.ico if you want to apply the icon in your Windows taskbar
- Install latest Firefox, enable Vertical Tabs via right click menu or in Settings
- Download the repo () and extract it on your Firefox profile directory (Get the path in
about:profile
. Create the "chrome" folder if you haven't) - Make sure these boolean prefs in
about:config
are enabled/"true":toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
to enable user custom stylingsvg.context-properties.content.enabled
to enable SVG coloring based on theme.
- Right click toolbar > enter Customize Toolbar mode, move the buttons like this.
- Open the tab sidebar and adjust the length as needed. Also install some supporting extensions below if you want
- Use "Split View" in sidebar by using one of these extensions (I already mod the icons!)
- "Popup window" by Ett Chung or Maxfocus to simulate Peek
- Adaptive Tab Bar Color by Eason Wang if you like adaptive colors based on websites
- or automaticDark by Simon KH Zhang if you prefer to switch between two specific dark/light themes.
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Replace Firefox icon on Windows Start Menu and Taskbar
Download Arc.ico, open
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
directory, right click Firefox shorcut, click 'Properties', click 'Change Icon...' and use the ICO file for maximum Arc feel. Pin to taskbar too. -
Use Segoe UI Variable (Windows 11 default font) as Firefox UI font. Download from CufonFonts.
Add this to your userChrome.css:
* {font-family: "Segoe UI Variable Display" !important;}
- Splitting the userChrome file
- Working on refining the "Tabs on the right" mode
- Making the browser padding gap customizable as variable
- Streamlining context menu options to make it closer to Arc while still maintaining functionality for Firefox
- Transparency support (External help needed, if you've cracked transparency for your OS, reach me out or send a PR!)
- and more...
- Concept & specific icons from The Browser Company
- Fluent icons from Microsoft
- Fluent icons implementation and menu spacing from bmFtZQ - edge-frfox
- Folder icons from ferrocyante - Arc-H
- Better unloaded tabs styling from Felkazz' Zen Mods collection
- Javisperez on SVGRepo - base of sidebar & split tabs icons
- Past guidance from MrOtherGuy
- Compact extensions menu (past version) from DatGuyPiko