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Mar. 23rd, 2011 12:37 pm
Mar. 23rd, 2011
Your useful tech tip of the day.
Mar. 23rd, 2011 02:42 pmabout:config
browser.tabs.animate
set to FALSE.
That is all.
(While I'm at it, anyone got a line on a simple, non-cluttered, plain-coloured, FF4-compatible skin or "persona"? My "make it look like FF2" one hasn't been converted to 4. And the default FF4 look is ugly.)
EDIT: In fact, I specifically want a way to make Firefox 4 looks like this:
Hard lines between toolbars. Tabs in a bar of their own. Each tab has a clear delimitation between it and the next tab, with a visible line between the non-active tabs and the tab contents. The beige-ish colour is a plus. Oh, and The Funniest Comic Ever is a bonus.
(Beware, when following that link, that it is one of the ONLY work-safe things on that website. And the splash warning "are you sure you want to go here?" site is marginal.)
browser.tabs.animate
set to FALSE.
That is all.
(While I'm at it, anyone got a line on a simple, non-cluttered, plain-coloured, FF4-compatible skin or "persona"? My "make it look like FF2" one hasn't been converted to 4. And the default FF4 look is ugly.)
EDIT: In fact, I specifically want a way to make Firefox 4 looks like this:
Hard lines between toolbars. Tabs in a bar of their own. Each tab has a clear delimitation between it and the next tab, with a visible line between the non-active tabs and the tab contents. The beige-ish colour is a plus. Oh, and The Funniest Comic Ever is a bonus.
(Beware, when following that link, that it is one of the ONLY work-safe things on that website. And the splash warning "are you sure you want to go here?" site is marginal.)
