
Note: This does NOT change functionality of the browser to that of recent Firefox versions; everything is the same as would otherwise be. Now you can have curved tabs, with ALL the functionality you know and love!

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megaman wrote:Sliding a tab around is quite a laggy experience
I can't replicate this unfortunately, it seems to work fine for me. I'll look into it.LimboSlam wrote:I agree it lags when moving the tab back and forth.
Specifically what looks ugly, exactly? I assume you are using the Classic theme, for which the browser itself renders the background for when maximised and tabs are on top...if that was what you were referring to.LimboSlam wrote:And it looks ugly on my Vista machine, well maybe it's because I have visual styles/effects disabled.
The tab text for unselected tabs is meant to be this way, as this is how Australis does it. As for the full screen button, this is something I can look into fixing.LimboSlam wrote:I also have a hard time seeing the other tabs and full screen mode button by the "List all tabs" button.
The star button icon is taken directly from Firefox, so yes, it is.LimboSlam wrote:I'm currently comparing Firefox australis and Pale Moon with australium and the star button in the locationbar is not supposed to a bold grey, also what happened to the star next to the bookmak icon?
This is a new one on me, I've yet to encounter this. What operating system are you using?foldedwings wrote:Firstly, Thanks for the great themes.
It's not an urgent issue, but the theme shows doubled arrows in dropdown buttons like the image below.
This is something I've been considering, but is not currently included in this release. Watch this space, though.leomate wrote:And some suggestion for RSS button use flat black white icon for make it more integrated with theme.