Firefox can also handle voice and video chat on the likes of Discord and Zoom, platforms that don't particularly give Linux-only web browsers high priority. With this theme, that leaves Firefox and Firefox-based browsers as your best option for a web browser that looks at home on your elementary desktop yet still has support for DRM-based media streaming, the kind of content you can't watch using the default GNOME Web. Yet for the time being, the bottom corners remain pointy, a contrast with newer elementary apps. Firefox not only allows you to change the color of the top bar but it also all.
Plus when you open a private window, there's a vibrant purple adaptation included as well. Theming Firefox is significantly easier than trying to fully customize chrome. There is a version of this elementary OS Firefox theme for both the default look and dark mode. Now click the Remove button next to the theme. You can also theme the LibreWolf browser and the Tor Browser, which are both based on Firefox. Then, in the add-ons screen, click the Appearance link to go to the themes screen. There is support for Firefox installed via APT as well as Flatpak from Flathub. Step 6: Copy the text from the 'Mozilla Edge' text file. There are many ways to install Firefox, and they require different ways of installing the theme. Step 5: Open the decompressed files, enter the 'Main Theme' folder, and then open the 'Mozilla Edge' text file. Once installed, Firefox will look remarkably similar to elementary's version of GNOME Web, the desktop's default browser. Firefox is no exception.įor this reason, there's a volunteer-created elementary OS-inspired theme for Firefox. Apps not designed for elementary rarely feel at home. Like GNOME, elementary OS is a very opinionated desktop with its own style and guidelines.
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