Mozilla Firefox provides the ability to fully customise your browser using custom CSS. You can find more here r/FirefoxCSS.
- Go to about:config and update toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to true.
- Go to about:support and click "Show in Finder" in the Profile Folder field.
- Click on folder containing all core Firefox files
- Paste the entire "chrome" folder from this repository and restart Firefox.
- https://github.com/zvuc/firefox-macos-native-tabbar
- https://github.com/datguypiko/Firefox-Mod-Blur
- https://github.com/dannycandle/FluidFox
- https://github.com/Hann8n/Atom-for-Firefox
- https://github.com/Soft-Bred/Brave-Fox
- Tested only in MacOS.
- Fully transparent and transluscent.
- White pixel-sized border for the url-bar and the active tab.
- Centered url-bar.
- Brave Browser (and some Safari) Icons (all available, not all used).
- Added rounded corners and white border for app-content. IMO it amplifies the modern look.
- Safari-like text-only bookmarks with an icon animation twist.
- Place the contents of
bookmark-animation.css
touserChrome.css
.
- That's a second version of the skin that has Safari-like stretched tabs.
- I removed URL-bar's border as I think it complicates the minimal aspect of the theme.
- To achieve this you need change/add the following in
userChrome.css
:
#urlbar-background {
border: none !important;
}
/* Stretch Tabs */
.tabbrowser-tab[fadein]:not([pinned]) {
max-width: none !important;
}