Latest Firefox released for Windows [2]

It's a nice option to play around with and to make custom themes, but it doesn't fix the problem. So I can make a theme today that matches my blue that I'm using in Windows, but then tomorrow if I want to change it to purple I'll have to go and make another theme that has purple colors. And that goes for all the computers I would have to make multiple themes just to get the result that was there.

Bobby Phoenix said:

It's a nice option to play around with and to make custom themes, but it doesn't fix the problem. So I can make a theme today that matches my blue that I'm using in Windows, but then tomorrow if I want to change it to purple I'll have to go and make another theme that has purple colors. And that goes for all the computers I would have to make multiple themes just to get the result that was there.

Yeah........................,





... don't developers just p*ss ya off!?!?!?

Edwin said:

Yeah........................,





... don't developers just p*ss ya off!?!?!?

So I was playing around with Colors, and after the initial setup, all I have to do is change the background color since I always keep all the others the same. I made a couple of them so far, and I can finally get rid of that ugly grey. Here's my blue. Thanks again for your help.

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Sorry to keep posting all day, but I think this is the last question for themes.
When I save a theme I see this page, but I can't get to it otherwise. How do you access this page:

My blue theme:

Bobby Phoenix said:

...How do you access this page...

Bookmark it...,

I think you can get to it via the Extensions page as well...

Edwin said:

Bookmark it.

No I have the "page" accessible, but the tab to my saved themes I can't get to.

I am signed in, but I only see four tabs. Preset themes, Custom themes, Advanced colors, and Custom backgrounds. It looks like there would be a fifth (My saved themes), but the theme menu example is covering where I could click.

Bobby Phoenix said:

...the theme menu example is covering where I could click...

Go full screen, (F11)

Edwin said:

Go full screen, (F11)

That doesn't change anything. I found I can get there by tabbing through selections. It eventually gets there. Ugh. All this work just because Mozilla decided to remove an option that wasn't hurting anyone.

You're not Full Screen, I still see a scroll bar in your screenshots!






... unless you're running an excruciatingly high dpi...

More and more web pages use that cascading fluidity, p•i•t•a really!

Edwin said:

More and more web pages use that cascading fluidity, p•i•t•a really!

Hm. I can't do that with mine. The scrollbar is showing at full screen for me. And I can't do what you're showing. UGH



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And here's my settings.