Bringing sexy curves back to Firefox Photon.
Because all you sexy Firefox users deserve something sexier than ugly, blocky square. (Who wants to be square, right?)
Since Firefox 57+, the only way to customize your browser UI is through userChrome.css
. Learn more here.
Rough instructions:
- Go to your Firefox browser, type
about:config
in your url bar. - Search for
toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
and set it totrue
- Type
about:profiles
in your url bar. - Under the profile that is in use (The message is something like
This is the profile in use and it cannot be deleted.
), clickOpen Folder
on theRoot Directory
row. - If that folder does not have a
chrome
folder, create a folder, name itchrome
. - In the
chrome
folder, create a file nameduserChrome.css
- Determine what Firefox theme you are using:
- Click the icon with 3 lines on the top right corner to open the context Menu.
- Select
Customize
. - At the bottom left of your screen, select
Themes
. - Choose or determine which theme you want to use, they can either be
Dark
,Default
, orLight
.
- Copy and paste the code that matches your Firefox theme: Dark, Default, Light into your
userChrome.css
file that you have created.
WARNING: Newer versions of Firefox with Mojave or Windows 10 Dark Mode will cause Firefox to use theDark
theme by default. In this case, you should use the userChrome-dark.css theme. - Restart Firefox and enjoy some sexy curves :D
Fret not! Please create an issue and I'll see what I can do.
Please follow these instructions created by a helpful Redditor: https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/bzd5dz/help_with_australis_css/