Feature request: Option to remove icon from URL bar

[amaurea]

Prerequisites

• I've read the Code of Conduct and the Contributing Guidelines
• I performed a cursory search of the issue tracker to avoid opening a duplicate issue -- Your issue may already be reported.
• I am running the latest version of the extension

I tried to reproduce the issue when...

• Other webextensions related to Youtube are disabled -- Just to ensure there is no issues or conflicts with other webbrowser extensions.
• using a new, unmodified browser profile

Describe the issue

When using this extension with Firefox 118.0.2 on Windows 11 on youtube, a light green circular play icon belonging to this extension appears at the right-side gutter of the URL bar. I often use the browser with quite narrow windows, so I prefer not to waste horizontal screen area on something that (at least for me) is a fire-and-forget extension that does its job in the background. How about an option to remove this icon from the URL bar?

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Browser & Extension version

Firefox 118.0.2

Operating System & Version

Windows 11 22H2 22621.2428

Notes

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[JohnyP36]

Thanks for this suggestion.
I will look into to it, but consider the following thinks:

• In FF when using page-actions instead of browser-actions in the manifest file to declare where to function FF places the icon in the URL bar;
• This extension needs the popup for functionality;
• fire-and-forget is not a good idea, as some of the core functions are turned off on installation (these are the function to disable YT autoplay & auto click on 18+ warnings in playlists if logged in ), so you need to turn them on yourself.

I will take a look in how to still use page-actions and not have the icon in the URL bar.

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edit:
As soon as Firefox fully supports the "Manifest v3" I can make my extension also support it, which makes it easier to fulfill your request.