Don’t think that Firefox wallpaper can be cool? I dare you to find Opera, Internet Explorer or even Google Chrome wallpaper that can beat these great desktop decorations. I’ve decided to start putting together a list of my favorite Firefox wallpapers that I have seen, so you too can decorate your desktop in Mozilla flavored goodness.
Check out these great Firefox inspired wallpapers:
All in all, 2009 was a great year for Firefox. It grew by leaps and bounds, and continues to be the best alternative browser out there. Firefox Facts did pretty well in it’s own right too – surpassing the 7,000+ RSS subscriber mark. So with today being the last day of 2009, let us all sit back and revisit some of the best posts of the year.
Here are 10 of the most read stories, tips, tutorials and reviews I have posted here in 2009. Hope you check out some classics you might have missed, or revisit a favorite post or two.
#10 – Love (or Disable) the New Tab Button in Firefox
Love it, or hate it – Firefox got one more addition to it’s browser that seems to have gotten a mixed reaction from the fans. The open new tab button rests at the end of your tab bar in Firefox 3.5 giving you an easier user interface to open a new tab.
I’ve gone over how difficult it is to find Firefox-themed wallpaper that is really worth my time. With that said, I have hit another lucky jackpot with this great widescreen selection. Here you have it:
+ Pickup this Firefox Wallpaper via Deviant Art
The full size of the wallpaper is 1920×1200, so should be more than big enough to be resized to fit your own desktop needs. Want more? Check out: http://www.firefoxfacts.com/tag/wallpaper/
Firefox wallpaper that I would actually see myself using is hard to find. The main reason behind third is that I don’t really like text on my desktop, and I really don’t like feeling like a marketing campaign either. So with that said, what type of Firefox wallpaper does make me happy?
Found this via flod’s photostream on Flickr, and I have to agree it would look nice on anybody’s computer desktop. Also, the original file goes all the way up to 1920 x 1357, so you can resize it to fit your desktop size needs too.
Have another Firefox wallpaper you’d like to share?
I am not a big fan of logos or marketing on my wallpaper, however even I have been using this beauty.
Found it randomly when surfing through Google images looking for something totally un-related. Maybe finding treasures like this is better when you don’t look for it, it just finds you… or perhaps that is a little too deep of a rabbit hole to jump down this early in the morning.
You can pick the wallpaper up at Gnome-Look.org, and I have also seen it here too (just in case that first one give you trouble or goes down).
In the need for from free Firefox wallpaper?
If so then be sure to check out the 70+ Nice and Beautiful Firefox Wallpapers highlighted over at hongkiat.com. Some of theme are those that you have seen rounded up here in the past, but others are even new to me so I am sure they are probably new to you too.
A lot of creative people have done a lot of creative things with the Firefox brand. Having brands all over the place isn’t usually my desktop layout of choice, but wit Firefox I will make an exception. Here are some new Firefox wallpapers that have caught my eye and I think would be perfect for any desktop out there today.
Want more Firefox wallpaper? Go check out my selections for the five star Firefox wallpaper.
Now we have covered some of my favorite wallpaper selections out there that are Firefox based in nature. I just got an E-mail the other day though from a guy who showed me a link that has more Firefox backgrounds than you can shake a stick at.
Who the heck is Foxkeh? He is Firefox’s Japanese mascot. On this new blog they are taking content from the one in Japan and translating things over. Why does Japan get a mascot and not us? I haven’t got a clue – but isn’t he just the cutest damn thing ever?
Last September Foxkeh was born and we collected ideas for his name from over 7,000 community members. He was named Foxkeh after FIREFOX and SUKE, the suffix of common boy’s name in Japan (e.g. Daisuke Matsuzaka.) Since then, he has appeared in the VOX Banner Contest, a time chart document, an nonfiction novel on the history of Firefox, monthly wallpapers, a series of promotional videos, and much more.
The Mozilla peeps sure do have some devoted fans. Most of them are in the “norm” I guess you could say, but others are a little – well, lets just call them eccentric. While browsing the Web with my favorite browser I have run across many odd and bizarre wallpapers out there. Here are some of the weirdest ones I have stumbled across.
Know of any more? Leave a comment or send them my way!
