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One of the advantages of developing overlay extensions
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One of the advantages of developing overlay extensions
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Re: One of the advantages of developing overlay extensions
Off-topic:
Ummm...
Borealis Navigator with a system theme, making the browser fit in with an XFCE desktop??? Wasn't part of the idea of Borealis that it's supposed to look like Netscape Navigator down to the icon level?
EDIT:
Forget that I said that. It looks like most of the XFCE icons appear in the part of the UI that's part of the platform toolkit shared in common with all UXP applications -- including slightly-less-conservative-looking apps like Pale Moon.
Ummm...
Borealis Navigator with a system theme, making the browser fit in with an XFCE desktop??? Wasn't part of the idea of Borealis that it's supposed to look like Netscape Navigator down to the icon level?
EDIT:
Forget that I said that. It looks like most of the XFCE icons appear in the part of the UI that's part of the platform toolkit shared in common with all UXP applications -- including slightly-less-conservative-looking apps like Pale Moon.
Re: One of the advantages of developing overlay extensions
Moonbat, you do know I already called dibs on the reload and screengrab extensions right? But good to see. You still may need to make some modifications if you are referencing communicator chrome paths.. I dunno when I will change those over yet.
ALSO, The Squish, don't tell me how my not-quite-released but clearly existent project should be. I will make that decision. The built-in theme does need some serious work and I am not going to use Netscape 4 icons nor the bullshit SeaMonkey created to replace them just when that will be dealt with is the question. Which is why Modern is pref-set as default.
ALSO, The Squish, don't tell me how my not-quite-released but clearly existent project should be. I will make that decision. The built-in theme does need some serious work and I am not going to use Netscape 4 icons nor the bullshit SeaMonkey created to replace them just when that will be dealt with is the question. Which is why Modern is pref-set as default.
Re: One of the advantages of developing overlay extensions
Did I say how it should be?
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Re: One of the advantages of developing overlay extensions
Did I say you had any right to comment on my ever growing body of existing work. You have one chance to leave unharmed. The Squash will obey the Daleks without question.