One of the negative side effects of a new version of Firefox rolling out is the fact that some Firefox theme creators neglect to update their themes to the newest versions. So, when updating our browser, that leaves some of us in the dark, when it comes to using the themes we know and love. However, this time around many more popular themes have been updated to support Firefox 3.5 and here are my favorite ten for you to choose from.
Today is the day that Firefox’s new add-on site has gone live. You can check it all out at addons.mozilla.org. The new look and feel does look nice, and there is a lot to love here. For example, on the main page you have rotating list of suggestions based on categories like web development, family, social, travel and more. Each category on the left-side menu also has a number count – so you can see exactly how many extensions there are. My favorite new feature might be the listing of recommended, popular, just added and updated extensions all right on the front page. No more hunting around link to link to find them all.
So, what is your general feeling for the new Firefox add-ons site? Love it or hate it? I’ll be sure to be diving into more features from this new site later on – but till then I want to hear what you think about it.
Time for another TwisterMC original that has gotten updated for Firefox 3.
This time around it is Mint. Mint is a flat, small, green and gray Firefox theme. It is very simple, but does a good job a looking different from the rest of the Firefox theme pack.
If you like the taste, go pick it up on the Firefox Add-ons web site, and be sure to give TwisterMC your thanks too!
