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It seems to be browser.viewport.desktopWidth; I found 500 to be a decent starting point on my phone.
by tmseidman 10mo ago
It seems to be browser.viewport.desktopWidth; I found 500 to be a decent starting point on my phone.
- cubefox 10mo agoThanks, it works! (I had to access about:config via chrome://geckoview/content/config.xhtml)
- moho 10mo agoWhile you're there flip general.aboutConfig.enabled to true so you won't have to use the silly config.xhtml URL again.
- henriquemaia 10mo agoWhat a great thread! Thank you and previous poster for sharing how to get that working.
- cubefox 10mo agoThat setting unfortunately resets after restarting the browser. But the width setting stays.
- Lamprey 10mo agoAlternatively, you can download Firefox Nightly instead of regular. "about:config" just works in Nightly. No fuss. You can sideload extensions in Nightly, too, after you activate the developer options. I don't think they've added that to regular, as yet? At least not with as much flexibility. Anyway, I'm gonna try this mobile desktop mode thing and see how it goes. Thank you to everyone!
- moho 9mo agoInstalling extensions from file is available on the release build as well, after enabling dev options. I think the only difference is nightly allows installing unsigned extensions, which I don't personally have a need for (as getting a personal/non-published extension signed is very easy).