/* Minimal browser chrome for the Steam TV box's browsing window.
 * Installed to <profile>/chrome/userChrome.css by /usr/local/bin/web-browser, and only
 * read because user.js sets toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets=true.
 *
 * What survives: back, forward, reload, and the address bar. Everything else goes.
 * That set is deliberate — those four are what someone driving this from the sofa with
 * the remote's little keyboard actually needs, and every extra control is one more
 * thing to mis-click on a television at two metres.
 *
 * Taken verbatim from hosts/thin-client/configs/firefox/userChrome.css; the two are
 * meant to stay identical, so the browser behaves the same in every room.
 */

/* Tab strip. The kiosk browses one page at a time; a tab bar on a shared display just
 * accumulates whatever the last person left open. */
#TabsToolbar,
#tabbrowser-tabs,
#alltabs-button {
  visibility: collapse !important;
}

/* Menu bar and bookmarks bar. */
#toolbar-menubar,
#PersonalToolbar,
#PlacesToolbar {
  visibility: collapse !important;
}

/* Everything on the nav bar except back / forward / reload / the address bar. */
#home-button,
#library-button,
#sidebar-button,
#fxa-toolbar-menu-button,
#unified-extensions-button,
#PanelUI-button,
#downloads-button,
#save-to-pocket-button,
#pageActionButton,
#star-button-box,
#reader-mode-button,
#customizableui-special-spring1,
#customizableui-special-spring2 {
  display: none !important;
}

/* The urlbar keeps its identity box (padlock) — dropping it would hide the only
 * on-screen signal that a page is or is not https. */
#urlbar-container {
  min-width: 0 !important;
}

#nav-bar {
  border: none !important;
  box-shadow: none !important;
}

/* Titlebar spacers left over once the tab strip is collapsed. */
.titlebar-buttonbox-container,
.titlebar-spacer {
  display: none !important;
}

/* Findbar and notification popups stay: they are transient and user-initiated. */
