Here I have an AdBlock Plus icon and a NoScript icon that were added automatically. The first thing you might notice after installing an add-on is a new icon in your Firefox toolbar. Now that you have installed some add-ons and themes, let’s talk about how we can manage them. If you’re a web developer, the Web Developer’s Toolbox has 12 add-ons that are perfect for troubleshooting, editing and debugging web projects. Collections is a really cool section that is created by users who group together several Firefox add-ons that relate to a specific idea or concept.įor example, you can install the Reference Desk collection, which will install ScrapBook, Merriam-Webster and Memonic Web Clipper together. It’s also much easier to find themes and collections on the website version. I like this interface better because you can search by categories, most popular, top rated, most users, newest, etc. The second way to find add-ons is to visit the Mozilla add-ons website.
For some reason, only the website gallery shows you which add-ons don’t require a restart.
Some add-ons will require a restart of the browser and some will not. To install an add-on, just click the Install button. If you already know what you are looking for, you can simply search for the add-on in the box at the top. This will open another tab where you can find and manage add-ons, extensions, themes, plugins, etc. For the former method, click on the settings icon at the far right (three horizontal lines) and then click on Add-ons. There are two ways you can go about doing this: either through the web browser itself or via the Firefox Add-ons gallery website. I can’t imagine of something looking more pleasant and neutral… maybe sepia – beige background and dark red/brown text.Let’s start by finding some add-ons to install in Firefox. The best theme would be slight gray background with very dark (but not black) text on top.
Pitch black isn’t good looking – it’s strains your eyes just as much as the pure white theme. Versions 1, 2, 3 and some others allowed extensive UI customization and now it’s been axed to only allow a few lousy button arrangements and picking from some basic themes.Īt least Chrome and its forks were always limited so there is no reason to complain for something you never had in the first place, but the theme support there is just as lousy.īottom line, this whole dark theme is bullshit and people need to ignore it.
Why take away freedom in the first place? It never ruined anything. Now, at least for Windows, you’re limited to pitch black, or pure white with an option for some dumb accent color and they call that “freedom”. This whole “dark theme” thing on browsers and OSes is pretty dumb and a waste of development resources.Įven Windows versions from 95 up to 7 with the Classic theme allowed you to pick every color for every element of a window.
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