On 11/12/2015 02:58 AM, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
On 11/11/2015 07:02 PM, Ryan Lerch wrote:
I know this has been covered in threads in the past, but just
wondering if i could bring up the idea again of shipping the
firefox-gnome theme[1] as the default firefox theme in Fedora.
Firefox is the default browser in Workstation, and it would be awesome
if it looked closer to all the other default applications we ship
I have been running Firefox this way for a good amount of time. It works
well and looks well.
According to the screens it breaks the intended feature that URL/Search
bar is inside Tabs (which was made by Firefox project Australis). It
reverts this feature back and Firefox looks more like gedit which is
IMHO confusing. Also breaks FF light themes (Persona formerly).
Is it against the Red Hat / Mozilla trademark agreement to change the
default theme?
No, it is not. But it would provide extra maintenance cost when the
theme needs to be updated/checked/tested with every new FF release when
it's default.
ma.
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