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The beta is finally here !!!
This contains :
- a readme file
- the default theme (light and dark in private browsing)
- the light theme (always light even in private browsing)
- the dark theme (always dark even in private browsing)
- the recommended toolbar configuration
- the add-ons that you'll need
- the preview

Hope you like it !!!
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~in-dolly May 13, 2013
How about to create a normal *.xpi installation file, without any crap with modifying system files of a Firefox profile?
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=ntim007 May 13, 2013
you don't need to modify system files, just download the stylish addon,
then create a new userstyle, then copy paste the code from one of the css files.
Also, you have to install the addons provided (drag the files to firefox) for better look

And an XPI would need modifications each time a new firefox version comes out, it can even break the browser if the theme isn't compatible with the firefox version.
The XPI actually replaces the whole skin folder in firefox, and if something is missing, the feature might not be styled properly while an userstyle is an "addon" to the firefox theme.

If you want, I can post it on [link]
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~BiscuitEdi May 20, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I really hate Stylish and realy love .xpi files.Hope you see it our way 'til the final version since this way is much easier to install.
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~nandroidz007 Mar 24, 2013
AWESOME :)
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~MercuryX Jan 31, 2013
lol It is working except for the minimize, maximize and close buttons don't look ANYTHING like the ones in the image. And I can't move the Home button above the Address bar because it is literally impossible. I moved it to the "left" arrow back button instead. OH and your wrong, the styles STAY the same when NOT in private. You don't need to use any of these for private only, in fact it looks identical on private and out of private browsing. Going in Private doesn't change the look at all. I normally hate transparency but for a "browser" I guess this is okay. I found this blue cloud Persona that actually goes PERFECTLY with the white transparency of this. I highly recommend it. It's a bit hard to find anything good to go with transparency lol But the cloud one worked out nicely.
Thanks a lot for making this. And for a beta It is highly amazing!
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=ntim007 Feb 1, 2013
The minimize, maximize, and close buttons are windows 8's default, it will show the windows 7's default if you use win 7, same for vista. And for XP, the theme will show the fullscreen mode controls (I don't recommend using on XP). Going to private should change the look except if you used the light or dark theme.
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~MercuryX Jan 31, 2013
Damnit, wish I could edit my comments lol
I ended up being able to move the Home button above the address bar afterall! Yay but nah it looks bad above it. XD
And I want to keep the Firefox button because I actually use those options in it, and there is no other way to get to those options if the button is gone.
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=ntim007 Feb 1, 2013
The options are still there in the menu button on the right of the navbar, but you can still keep the menu if you don't like it on the right.
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~MercuryX Jan 31, 2013
now to find out how to use it....I wonder
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~wabbo Jan 2, 2013
This is an amazing theme for Firefox, great work ntim007!

I seem to be having a problem with font displays. It seems to be going to a default yukky times new roman font, see screenshot here ----> [link]

I have checked the css files, and all the fonts you are linking to are installed on my system. Running Windows 8 Pro x64 with latest firefox, (17.1 I believe).

Any ideas as to what is going wrong?
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