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Great add on with iconset and whatnot. My one criticism would be that with pinned tabs, there is no highlight for a notification (e.g., when Twitter is pinned, ordinarily it shines blue when there are new tweets).
Other than that, I love it and it fits perfectly with elementary - thanks!Rated 4 out of 5by Sam Osborne, 5 years agoOutstanding!
Awesome theme! It's so beautiful that makes me wanna keep staring at it the whole day!Just one thing, if you let me ask: in the customization, if I set it to show only text instead of icons, my favorites bar moves up and down when I pass my mouse over it, and it's so irritating! Could you please fix that? ;xBut anyways, congratulations! This is what I was looking for!------------------------(where is the option to reply a comment?) Wow! What a quick answer huh! No problem man. I see you are really commited to make this theme better, and that's what really matters. I really appreciate your attention.
Rated 5 out of 5by Gabriel Galli, 5 years agoDeveloper response
thanks!
I can only fix some of those bugs in late September. sorry!posted 5 years agoit's really cool!
Rated 5 out of 5by JRiver, 5 years agoDeveloper response
thank you!
posted 5 years agoInstall Add-on... restart Firefox and... BOOM!!! My eyes almost came out of their sockets! LOVE IT! = ) ) )
Rated 5 out of 5by Hrothgar, 5 years agoDeveloper response
thanks! :)
posted 5 years agoGreat job!
Themes looks outstanding. It matches elementary theme perfectly and i can't see any bugs. But would it be possible for you to make version with dark menus background? (by default their color is inherited from gtk2 theme, and in your theme they are light grey with black letters, and i'd like them to have dark background with white letters). Anyway theme is really great :-)
Rated 5 out of 5by Dolsilwa, 5 years agoAgain, AWESOME!
Just to thank for the update regarding the download manager... ufff... i couldn't stand use other themes... :)Comment: I'm having a little clinch (since the very early releases) on the firefox button (that gear actually), on the mouse-over instance it moves a little bit itself to the left, and the whole tab list that are next to it it is also affected by a displacement of around 2 or 3 pixels... . I know, it is a detail, but it would be really nice to see it fixed in the next updates... I imagine that is a simple bug, :) Ok, that's it Thanks!!! your theme is AWESOME (...yeah yeah... i know... i just cant stop saying it ^_^) Good luck with your master ;)
Rated 5 out of 5by Rho, 5 years agoDeveloper response
EDIT:
I fixed the bug you mentioned in the upcoming release 2.4 (still in review by mozilla, but available in the versions section, check it out), please tell me if you see the bug persists. Thanks!posted 5 years agoWell indeed the download manager problem is fixed - still missing a close button in left panel, only keyboard'shortcuts to close it [ctrl+h] or [ctrl+b] http://bit.ly/YzRY1i
[edit] Well indeed you're totally right about the toggle button, so fifth star !Rated 5 out of 5by Coeur-Noir, 5 years agoDeveloper response
I didn't think it was necessary at the time because the toolbar button used to open it is a toggle button, you can click again to close the panel. Doesn't that work for you? I thought it would give a cleaner look to the panel. But if people think it should be there, I'll try to think of something, like show the button on hover. Thanks for the input, anyway.
posted 5 years agoGreat theme, except it breaks Firefox's Developer Tools.
Rated 3 out of 5by quarterto, 5 years agoDeveloper response
Hi, the Dev Tools are in the process of being fixed. A bunch of new features in each new release of Firefox keeps breaking the theming. This stuff should land in the 2.4 release of the theme. :)
posted 5 years agoAwesome theme with elementary desktop theme!
Rated 5 out of 5by 刀尖红叶, 5 years agoMake this please for Windows.
Rated 3 out of 5by EShirou, 5 years agoAmazing! Integrates so well with elementary OS. I would like to see midori like tabs in future releases. Thanks!
Rated 5 out of 5by xMaki, 5 years agoPure awesome! Tested with latest elementary luna and firefox 16.0.2. Bye bye midori XD
Rated 5 out of 5by facenase, 5 years agoDeveloper response
thanks! :)
I have to ask you this, do you prefer these tabs or midori like tabs? I'm launching a new version completely integrated with pantheon and luna, but I'm not sure if I should replace this one, or make a completely new addon...posted 5 years agoGreat, but...
This is great, and fits perfectly with Dan Rabbit's eGTK theme.
However, I have noticed one compatibility issue affecting at least two popular add-ons (and probably more). The userstyle and userscript editors within Stylish and Greasemonkey respectively no longer show up (making editing code, a vital function of these add-ons, nye impossible). I've contacted the developer of Stylish and he was kind enough to inform me that the issues (affecting several other themes also) may relate to an update to Orion (Firefox's syntax highlighting editor). It'd be nice if this incompatibility, which no doubt affects other add-ons also, could be fixed in the next release. For now, I have little choice but to switch back to the default theme whenever writing or editing userstyles/scripts.Rated 4 out of 5by Anubeon, 6 years agoDeveloper response
thanks for your review!
I'm planning a new release with some improvements, but I don't have a schedule yet, maybe only in September because I have a tone of work now. I didn't know about that compatibility issue, I'll note that in my todo list for the next release.
I'm really sorry I can't fix that sooner. cheers!posted 6 years agoWorks well on Debian
Great theme... Thanks !!!
How can I modify your theme to close tab x to the right side ?Rated 4 out of 5by Stephane H., 6 years agoDeveloper response
Hi, sorry for the late response, I was on vacation and after that I simply forgot about your question.
Well, you have to download the addon (don't install it), open the zip file, then edit chrome/browser/browser.css.
Once there, look for "/*tab-close-button on the left, tab-icon-image on the right*/", you have to change the -moz-box-ordinal-group order. Or simply comment it out (or even delete those few lines), because firefox default is "close" button on the right. Then save, update the zip file, and move it over the addons tab to install it.
If you have trouble doing that, I'll try to explain better. Cheers!posted 6 years agoCool :-) Thanks
Rated 5 out of 5by crazymama69, 6 years agoAwesome !
Rated 5 out of 5by nedriwan, 6 years agoDeveloper response
thanks!
posted 6 years agoThe tabs, man!
I'd have given this theme a higher rating had it not been for the awkward tab design--closing the tabs on the left side is just...strange.
Rated 3 out of 5by Anonymous-26070, 6 years agoYou moved the tab close x?
I love this theme, and especially the gear box. But it is going to take some getting used to now that the tab close x is on the left side and not the right side.
Rated 3 out of 5by jeffsiegel, 6 years agoDeveloper response
Yes, this is based on Dan's mockups for elementaryOS. They use the tab close button on the left to be consistent with the way you close the application windows. If I had a bit more coding skills, I could make it optional, but I don't know how to do it.
posted 6 years agoI am about to try the new work
Hi Zeeeeee,
Thank you for the reply. I saw the update, I am gonna try it now. Nice work!Rated 5 out of 5by Qingxiang Jia, 6 years agoThank you
I'm using it on Xubuntu 11.10. It integrates well with the default theme (Graybird, based on Elementary). Thanks!
Rated 5 out of 5by dan80, 6 years agoWorks great on Jupiter itself ;)
The only thing bugging me is the button to access the menu with the tabs beside it and the favorites tool bar that makes everything ugly because of the line separator with the address bar, but I suppose it's part of Firefox itself, right ?Rated 4 out of 5by Ju2c0C0, 6 years agoDeveloper response
actually you should install the "movable firefox button" here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/movable-firefox-button/ to be able to move the menu button next to the address bar, like in the elementary guidelines. about the favorites bar, it is possible to remove that line, but this work is based on elementary mockups, which have some sort of separator line. I'm working on a new version, with a much better favorites bar. I'll release it soon.
posted 6 years agoGreat. Using it in Ubuntu 11.10
Rated 5 out of 5by cHu-X, 6 years agoDeveloper response
Thank you! I've been working on a new version based on DanRabbit's new mockup tabs for elementary Luna, almost ready, but I'm probably going to name it Luna Firefox. Stay tuned!
posted 6 years agoVery nice theme
Installed this theme on Ubuntu 11.04 and it really is nice! I'm wondering too if a version for Thunderbird is on its way becsue this would be so cool... :-)
Thanks foor the great theme!Rated 5 out of 5by Ulyssess, 7 years agoJust added this theme to make firefox integrate with elementary jupiter os a bit better, and its great. very well done.
Rated 5 out of 5by Ben, 7 years agoХОРОШАЯ минимальня тема
Замечательная минимальная тема для фокса, отлично подходит для нетбука!
Rated 5 out of 5by matan, 7 years ago