Looking to make your web browser a little more blue?  I am here to give the Bluetacular theme for Firefox two thumbs up, for an original look and feel when it comes to giving Firefox a new face.

While the color choices used in the theme might be too busy for some, I do have to give the designer of this theme credit for bringing an original design idea and concept into his work.  As the notes on this release say, this is a work in progress too – so if you like this theme, it will only get better from here.

Let us all go check out this theme (you can download it from the Firefox Add-ons web site) and help encourage this new theme designer to keep up the good work.

This is one of the few dark Firefox themes I could see myself using on a regular basis.

BlackFox is a very nice looking dark theme, with just a hint of red to help highlight your selected browser elements.  The entire them has been designed to be focused, compact, and easy on the eyes. 

The theme’s author also promises that it is compatible with a long list of popular extensions too.

You can pick up BlackFox via the Firefox Add-ons web site or check out the theme’s official web site, at zigboom.com.

Now I know I went on a ‘bit of a rant the other day about how some Personas just are not worth the time of day, however some really do fit in well with the Firefox browser too.  Here are 10 of the most popular abstract Personas I found usable and beautiful.

Groovy Blue

Abstract Black

Gray and Black

Abstract splash

Arcane Green Horizon

Windows 7

Aurora Australis

Firefox Saucers

Bright Blue Abstract

Abstract Electric

There you have 10 of the most popular abstract Personas out there today.  Which is your favorite?  Do you have an alternative abstract Persona that should have made the list? 

Both the Operetta and Operetta Advance themes for Firefox will give you that Opera look and feel you have been looking for.  The main difference between the two themes is that Operetta has the tab bar in the usual location (under the bookmarks) and Operetta Advance will move the tab bar to the top of the browser (on top of the menu).  So you have two choices to work with, depending on where you want the tabs bar.

Here is what Operetta looks like in action.

For comparison’s sake, here is the Operetta Advance theme.

Both themes give a great looking interface, without having to switch to the Opera browser to use it.  You can pick up both the Operetta and Operetta Advance themes (Windows only, for both themes) on the Firefox Add-ons web site. 

Dark Light

Brushed Metal

Dream of Waves

Auora Blue

Solid Royal

Brown Bag

Light Green Tile

Glass – Clear

Vista Greens

Royal Noir

What do you think?  Do I have good taste, or does another one tickle your fancy even more than these?  Let me know in the comments – and feel free to share your own favorite Personas for Firefox.

Are you one of those who can hardly wait for the newest version of Firefox to be released?  Well, I have found yet another theme that will at least help you pretend you are using it. 

Give the experimental theme, Fx4 a shot.  It will transform your browser to what has been pitched as the new look and feel for Firefox 4.

So what’s the catch?  Well you will also need the Fx4 options add-on for Firefox too.  Be sure to pick it up to get the total look and feel of Firefox 4 for your current Firefox browser.

• Go Install the Fx4 Theme for Firefox
• Go Install the Fx4 Options Add-on for Firefox

Also, it should be noted this is a Windows only theme, for now.

I think I will wait for the official roll over, when Firefox 4 comes out, before I get too adventurous with changing my browsing ways.  However, the Firefox fans have made sure you have the option to use this style later or use it now.

GrayFox, a new theme for Firefox does exactly that. 

You see, the image you see above is from the theme when you have “Use Small Icons” checked in the Customize Toolbar window (right-click the navigation toolbar > select customize).  If you use un-check the option to use small icons, then the theme switches to look like this:

Pretty neat, hu?  The theme obviously has inspiration from Apple’s OSX, and Safari – but I won’t hold that against them. 

Now for my next trick, I will let you know where you can find this awesome new theme for Firefox.  You can download the GrayFox theme for Firefox from the Firefox Add-ons web site.

Chromifox Basic

Chromifox Extreme

Chromifox Extreme Carbon

Chromifox Extreme Blade

Chromifox Extreme Green

Which is your favorite Chrome-like theme for Firefox?  Eventually, we will probably see more Chrome inspired themes, than Apple ones – then again, there are an awful lot of those Mac-looking themes out there, so perhaps it might be longer than we think.  However here you have five great looking Chrome inspired themes to decorate your own Firefox browser with. 

Is it really the most wonderful time of the year?  I think so.  We have reached the time in the year where we all start pulling our Christmas trees down from the attic and hunting down the best Christmas-y theme you can find in this Firefox winter wonderland.  Of course I am talking about the Tinseltown theme for Firefox.

This theme is decorated from head to toe with holiday joy. 

Here is a look at the theme in action, of course checking out the always entertaining TwisterMC (who just happens to be the mastermind behind the theme, but I am pretty sure isn’t a cat).

Like what you see?  You can download the Tinseltown theme for Firefox from the Firefox Add-ons web site. Have another favorite holiday-inspired Firefox theme? Leave your personal favorites in the comments!

This inspirational theme, created for the Firefox browser, is one of the most attractive themes I have seen in some time.  Designed with the idea in mind that simple/flat designs tend to be more appealing than overly decorated ones; Purity is ready to refresh your browsing experience.

The author of the theme notes that some of the theme is still a work in progress, as many of the dialog icons are from the stock Aero theme.  However I have high hopes for this unique browser skin.

You can download and install the Purity theme for Firefox (Windows only) at the Firefox Add-ons web site.