Hi, On Sat, 2004-12-18 at 22:51 +0100, Lars E. Pettersson wrote: > Just tried the rawhide firefox on my FC3 (Gnome, Bluecurve) installation > and noticed that the icons had changed to something that resembles the > ones used by nautilus, epiphany, etc. > > Is it possible to revert this to the original firefox icons (the ones > used by the FC3 firefox, both are 1.0-versions)? If it is possible, how > would one do that? (Without doing the obvious, recompiling, of course.) I would have thought you could change the Firefox-specific application theme in Tools->Themes in Firefox, but it looks like there's no option there for now. > Why are these icons used and not the original ones? We use a consistent icon theme across the whole desktop and apps. Application-specific theme systems are generally considered Evil. The right fix if you like those Firefox icons would be for someone to make a theme in that style for the whole desktop. > Would it be possible to, in the themes selection, add a theme named > "firefox original", so that two choices exist, the (what I think they > are called) Gnome specific icons, and the original firefox icons? Not in the global Prefs->Theme theme dialog since the firefox theme is only a firefox theme, not a desktop theme. Havoc
