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Friday, February 15, 2013
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Elementary Firefox Theme
To create a more consistent desktop look for the Firefox browser, zeeeeee has created a wonderful theme.
To install the theme, you first need to install the Moveable Firefox Button. After installing the add-on, move your menu button to the right of your URL bar.
Now, install your new elementary theme. To enable the theme, type the following location into your URL bar: about:addons. Click the "Enable" button.
To get the elementary menu icon, you must remove the Moveable Firefox Icon extension. Don't worry. It will stay in the position we last moved it to. Again, go to about:addons and remove it from the extensions tab.
Finally, before we're done, we need to modify the tabs appearance. In the URL bar, type about:config and find the option browser.tabs.onTop and set the boolean value to false.
Enjoy.
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