What my Pale Moon looks like

[Tharn]

As much as I hate the Internet Explorer layout, that Palemoon button is pretty fancy. I saw it before somewhere. How'd you get it?

[_Poke_]

As much as I hate the Internet Explorer layout, that Palemoon button is pretty fancy. I saw it before somewhere. How'd you get it?

With some very messy custom css - I apply it with the stylish extension, but it also works with the userchrome.css file.
These two get rid of the label + dropmarker:

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#appmenu-button dropmarker {
    display:none;
}

#appmenu-button .button-text {
    display: none !important;
}

These change the shape of it, removing borders and filling up the space:

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#appmenu-container {
    margin:0 !important;
    margin-right:-2px !important;
    margin-left:-2px !important;
    padding:0 !important;
}

#appmenu-button{
    min-width:32px !important;
    max-width:32px !important;
    border-style: none solid none none !important;
    border-radius:0px !important;
    margin:0px !important;
}

I also have the movable firefox button extension, which I think was just so I could position it how I liked. It also changes the styling though, so if you don't use that you'll need some different css.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... ox-button/

I originally made that theme for my laptop, since the tiny screen size made every pixel count (well maybe not quite, but I saw it as a challenge . The theme grew on me so I used it on the desktop too.)

[SvenG]

Here is my 25.5.0 PM4L adjusted for use with killhellokitty's Dorian Theme 3.12 (Using that on Unity and Openbox)

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[Night Wing]

@SvenG,

That is one of the nicest dark themes I've ever seen. Even with my poor eyesight, which is why I prefer light themes, I can read your dark Pale Moon very easily.

[Night Wing]

This is my new "Turquoise World" lightweight persona theme for 64 bit linux Pale Moon running in 64 bit linux Mint 17 (Qiana).

[SvenG]

That is one of the nicest dark themes I've ever seen. Even with my poor eyesight, which is why I prefer light themes, I can read your dark Pale Moon very easily.

I have the opposite problem, bright themes hurt my eyes when I have to look at them longer and longer is usual in my case (work + hobby). I have almost everything on my desktop in dark(-ish), usually very dark gray with light gray (instead of black and white) and usually one color (in this case blueish colors) to not look too depressing. So I use this Dorian GTK/Openbox theme for the apps, for the forum it is https://userstyles.org/styles/95077/php ... lue-simple and I have similar styles for other sites.

[superA]

That's mine
http://prntscr.com/7osjzh

[New Tobin Paradigm]

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[Night Wing]

@Matt A Tobin,

Your Pale Moon reminds me of my backup browser, linux SeaMonkey with the modern theme.

[11ryanc]

@Matt A Tobin,

Your Pale Moon reminds me of my backup browser, linux SeaMonkey with the modern theme.

Indeed it does. This is my PM setup, I like to follow a Firefox 3 inspired UI. Kempelton for me.

[Lootyhoof]

@Night Wing; 11ryanc
Tobin is using Past Modern Revisited. Feel free to give it a try.

Here's my current setup. I like to keep things clean, so White Moon is my current theme.

[Night Wing]

@Night Wing; 11ryanc
Tobin is using Past Modern Revisited. Feel free to give it a try.

Thanks for the link.

[11ryanc]

@Night Wing; 11ryanc
Tobin is using Past Modern Revisited. Feel free to give it a try.

Here's my current setup. I like to keep things clean, so White Moon is my current theme.

Yeah, I've seen that before in the gallery. I check often. Not my cup of tea, but still a neat theme to see updated.
Your setup is nice btw. Looks very continuous with Windows 8.

[trava90]

I have the opposite problem, bright themes hurt my eyes when I have to look at them longer and longer is usual in my case (work + hobby). I have almost everything on my desktop in dark(-ish), usually very dark gray with light gray (instead of black and white) and usually one color (in this case blueish colors) to not look too depressing. So I use this Dorian GTK/Openbox theme for the apps, for the forum it is https://userstyles.org/styles/95077/php ... lue-simple and I have similar styles for other sites.

Same here, bright themes give me a headache after a while. I use killhellokitty's Delorean-Dark system theme (but have used Dorian in the past).

Anyway, here is my current Pale Moon setup using Ryan's Moonified FT DeepDark theme with the Hide Caption Titlebar Plus and Blue Moon Linux add-ons (and also using the above mentioned user style for the forum):

[JodyThornton]

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Looks like, er.... "Pale - Scape" (lol). there's a name for it
Wasn't this introduced in version 6 of that forgotten classic browser?

[Chell]

Minimal as possible with compatibility for Palemoon and Treestyletabs as shown. Just need to finish some menu's that have some strange dom identifiers which makes it hard to work with and then add support for regular top tabs. Inspired by Twilys CSS.

[Aragu]

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[Night Wing]

I've never taken a screenshot of my Pale Moon browser using 32 bit Windows Pale Moon running in 64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium because I'm always using 64 bit linux Pale Moon in 64 bit linux Mint. Well, below is my Windows Pale Moon. As you can tell, I'm still using the lightweight Turquoise World colored persona.

With Windows Pale Moon, I have 30 folders showing (out of 31) of bookmarks in my Bookmarks Toolbar. You'll have to click on the attachment to get a larger and clearer picture.

[hundone]

I use Pentadactyl, hence the minimal UI.

[loxodont]

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Just a little update