Tabs don't appear correctly on the latest Firefox version about firefox-minima

[MiliAxe]

Update: pressing alt shows the tabs but incorrectly, sorry I couldn't capture a screenshot of it. Also, this works fine with
version 107.0b2 but not with the latest version of 108.0b3

[MiliAxe]

Update: After tinkering with the code, I noticed that adding the --tab-min-height to :root fixed the problem:

:root {
	--tab-font-size: 0.8em; /* Font size of the tab labels */
	--tab-font-family: "JetBrains Mono"; /* The font used for the tab labels */
	--max-tab-width: none; /* The maximum width a tab in the tab bar can use. Set this to none for no limit */
	--show-titlebar-buttons: none; /* Hide the buttons (close/minimize/maximize) in the title bar. Required on some platforms (e.g macOS) to fully hide the title bar. `none` hides them, `block` shows them */
	--tab-min-height: 10px !important;
}

but one other problem occured:

When I close tabs, my tabs seem to have added some sort of margin and they get disoriented:

(The GIF is sped up, the margins disappear after a few seconds of closing the tabs)

I noticed that his happens with this CSS:

.tabbrowser-tab[fadein]:not([pinned]) {
	max-width: var(--max-tab-width) !important;
}

[rockofox]

Hmm, I remember something similar happening when they added that little "view" button left of the tab bar.

I will get onto it asap

[MiliAxe]

It might be worth adding that when there are too many tabs added, with the addition of the "arrow" button (on the left in my screenshot), the tabs get disorganized again. It might be related to that?

[rockofox]

I just made an update that should fix the issues with the disorientation (and polishes a few other things).

• I removed the "arrow" button, as it breaks the layout and doesn't really fit my vision anyway.
• The issue with the margin that disappears after a few seconds is known. It is related to Firefox's animations. I personally have them disabled anyway, and that fixes the issue too (can be done by setting ui.prefersReducedMotion to 1 in about:config or by enabling "Reduce Motion" (or equivalent) in your operating system).

If any of those points bother you, feel free to open separate issues. I don't deem those as super important things, but I can take a look at it over long term if someone really cares enough ;)

[MiliAxe]

Thanks so much for the update! This fixed the problem and the user experience is way better. Have a great day.