How to remove a warning from the target line Firefox

[nobef]

I apologize for the stupid question, it just interferes

[Gitoffthelawn]

You're referring to the text to the right of the puzzle piece, correct?

[nobef]

@Gitoffthelawn
No, then read in the leftmost corner (with the extension icon). It says that the extension changes the home page, and when you click on it, it says that it has received permission for the location. Well, the usual warning sign.
I don't have this on other (chrome browsers), it's possible because I turned on the compact panel mode (?) or it's always like this in Firefox, I didn't figure it out.
I thought you knew, and you can turn it off via about:config for example. It gets in the way, taking up space.

[Gitoffthelawn]

Hmmm... in the leftmost corner, I see the shield icon in the image you posted. Is it that icon you wish to remove? If not, maybe you can post the image again with a little arrow pointing to what you would like to remove?

[nobef]

@Gitoffthelawn

[Gitoffthelawn]

Interesting. It's the button with the little sliders (2 horizontal lines with 2 circles) on it that you would like to remove, correct?

It's definitely possible to remove it using userChrome.css, and I would like to help you. But what's interesting is that I don't have that button myself, so I can't quickly get its identifier or class to write the code to remove it. I wonder why you have the button and I do not. I tried turning on the compact mode as well, but that did not cause it to appear.

[nobef]

@Gitoffthelawn

It's the button with the little sliders (2 horizontal lines with 2 circles) on it that you would like to remove, correct?

Yes.
I don’t know what I could call, except that I installed beta the version initially, then updated to a stable one. If this is only with me, I will try to solve the problem.