Posts Tagged With: icons
· May 26, 2008 at 7:04 am · Firefox Themes, Firefox Usability
The tiny little theme we all know and love is now ready for Firefox 3. Classic Compact might be my favorite out of all the “Mini Me” themes out there for Firefox. Not only does it shrink the browser interface of Firefox but it also does so in a visually appealing way.
Not only do we get a theme to share though, we awesome have an add-on to help customize Classic Compact even more. The rightfully named Classic Compact Options extension gives you a little more control over the specific theme itself.
Options include: FF2 buttons; keyhole arrows; turning off gradient backgrounds; modifying borders; OS scrollbars; dark system color support; merging menu bar into one menu button; etc.
So if your already growing tired of the default Firefox 3 theme, might give Classic Compact a shot.
+ Check out more of the “best of” Firefox 3 themes!
· January 23, 2008 at 10:52 am · Firefox Themes
When looking for kid friendly themes, there are not that many to choose from out there. The best of the best, better than all the rest is the Scribblies set of themes for Firefox. For more kid friendly themes check out Percy’s suggestions over at Mozilla Links.
Try out Scribblies Plain for a dull background but fun icons!
Need something more colorful? Try Scribbles Brite!
Also can’t forget about Scribblies Kids for an alternative look and feel!
I really love the entire line of Scribblies themes for Firefox. Which one is your favorite? Maybe you’ll have an easier time picking a favorite than me.
· January 14, 2008 at 7:24 am · Firefox Themes
I found me a new good looking theme to use, and wanted to share it with you all. I’ve just been using it for a little ‘bit but I like it more the more I use it.
Phoenity Aura is a refreshing new themes that still has be best of the old Firefox layout and design, but gives it a visual kick in the pants when it comes to the icons. So if your not exactly tired of the old Firefox default theme but want a new look - this addon is one you should put into your theme rotation.
· May 27, 2007 at 5:00 am · Firefox Basics
Sick with that default way your icons look and you want to change things around a ‘bit? It is easy enough to do if you know where to look. Heck you could pretty much remove everything above your tab bar if you wanted to. The easiest way to customize your toolbar space would be to right-click on it and then click on the “Customize…” menu option.
From there everything is pretty easy to figure out. You can drag things into the box that pops up to remove them, and then click an drag things out of the box and into the menu to add them to the toolbar. On the bottom of that popup box you see a few other options as well.
The drop down box gives you the option to show just the icons, icons and text descriptions or just the text. If you don’t like the pretty icons, go hardcore and use the text only options. Personally I am an “icons only” kind of guy.
I don’t use the space and flexable space very much. They will help you push some of your icons around to the far left or far right if you need them to be there. The seperator will help you put little bars between your icons and toolbar spaces so things look nice and neat.
All the other icons you see there should be fairly familiar. If you have installed a few extensions, you might also see buttons for them there that you can drag over to your toolbar space.
Next thing you see if a check box option for using small icons. I have this one checked as well, because by doing so it shrinks my buttons down and gives me more toolbar space to work with. That’s more room for adding other neat buttons and options up there. It also helps to give you a little more viewing space where your Web sites are displayed too.
There is a button to add a new toolbar too. Use this if you need a new spot to expand all your buttons and options to. The last option you see here is for the folks that try to customize but end up messing things up and they don’t know how to go back.
Just hit the “Restore Default” button and everything will go back to the way it looked when you first installed Firefox (well, toolbar and icon positions anyways).
· May 11, 2007 at 6:53 am · Entertainment
Want to pick up one of the more famous Firefox images I have seen Online in icon form? You know the one with the mad Firefox chewing on the Internet Explorer logo? Well now you can. Looks like this guy isn’t the actual artist who first created the image - just a fan who wanted to use it as a desktop icon.
+ Download the Firefox Eating IE Desktop Icon from Deviant Art!
· January 16, 2007 at 9:27 am · Bookmark Help
I have been using just favicons in my bookmarks bar for a while now. I find it a lot easier to manage where I am going - plus it cuts down on toolbar clutter (we all hate that). If you want an easy way to get your bookmarking habits moved over you might pick up the Smart Bookmarks Bar extension fore Firefox.
Smart Bookmarks Bar extension comes right here by hiding bookmarks names and only showing icons. Bookmark name will be displayed on mouse over. (this feature can be deactivated if you just want icons without the rollover effect)
+ Download and Install the Smart Bookmarks Bar Extension for Firefox!
· January 5, 2007 at 5:05 am · Firefox Themes
Ever wanted a Gnome themed Firefox skin? Well if that has been a dream of yours - you can now make it into a reality. If you are dreaming of Firefox themes though, you might want to go outside, get a hobby or read a book.
Your friends and family may start to wonder about you as well buddy.
+ Download and Install the Gnome Theme for Firefox!
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