[Release] Moonscape

[yami_]

The Interlink version of this theme is based on the default Interlink theme. It simply utilizes assets from Pale Moon version.

[Lootyhoof]

It's also possible to include the mail client styling inside the Pale Moon theme too, to save resources (especially since /global and /mozapps will likely be identical between the two). So long as the application-specific directories are included (including in chrome.manifest) and the application is included in the theme's install.rdf, the same XPI could potentially work on both Pale Moon and Interlink (or some other application - if such support is added in future).

[FranklinDM]

Why would it be themed by a Pale Moon theme, then?

Moonscape for MailNews is a separate theme from Moonscape for Pale Moon.

Apologies if I've been unclear about the title.

[Baloo]

Here's a test version of Moonscape that targets the upcoming Interlink Mail & Newsgroups:
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https://github.com/FranklinDM/Moonscape ... g/v1.0.0a1

Most of the main UI are already themed except for the Address Book and perhaps more.
Small toolbar icons look ugly at the moment though.

Thanks so much!

EDIT: Works great in the most recent version of Interlink and looks great! Thanks so much!

[FranklinDM]

A small update to Moonscape: v6.22 - 2019-01-02

• Update extension icon to use a flatter one
• Add tab audio indicator (for Pale Moon 28.3+)
• Remove icon pack from XPI package
• Restore missing animations from GIF splash images

Download links:
Updating in the Add-ons Manager or in the GitHub repo.

The Moonscape Icon Pack is now a separate extension that can be downloaded here:
https://github.com/FranklinDM/Moonscape ... k/releases
This is a much easier method compared to the previous one that requires you to extract files to certain directories.

[FranklinDM]

Here's another test version of Moonscape that targets Interlink Mail & Newsgroups:

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https://github.com/FranklinDM/Moonscape ... g/v1.0.0a2

Most of the UI icons have now been replaced with their NS counterparts aside from a few bits in certain areas.
Small toolbar icons still look blurry, I haven't got the time to trace them.

[FranklinDM]

A small update to Moonscape: v6.23 - 2018-02-17

• Only use white audio indicator when using a lightweight theme
• Update in-content styling (including the Add-ons Manager)

Download links:
Updating in the Add-ons Manager or in the GitHub repo.

Moonscape Messenger for Interlink Mail & Newsgroups is now available at the Interlink Add-ons Site.

[mwalden]

Hello,

As the original FOXSCAPE theme creator, I hope my post is not considered to be off topic since it relates to Firefox and not Pale Moon or Moonscape.

That said, I wanted to inform FranklinDM, and others, that I have created a new theme for Firefox called FOXSCAPEuC which works with the userChrome.css file in current versions of Firefox.

Please have a look at it and pass it on to others that use the Firefox browser.

http://mw.rat.bz/foxscapeuc/

Cheers!
Michael Walden

[rronaldson]

Question withdrawn ......

[FranklinDM]

Update to Moonscape: v6.24 - 2019-07-27

• Add style for reader and narrator components
• Use alternative icon for open directory in download items
• Remove remaining web apps icons from global
• Use shorthand border color property for pane buttons in preferences
• Snatch icons for phone and computer from Classic Base

Download links:
Updating in the Add-ons Manager or in the GitHub repo.

Moonscape Messenger for Interlink Mail & Newsgroups is available at the Interlink Add-ons Site.

[Herb_]

My Theme of choice now

One wish though, could it be possible to have in the sidebar/bookmarks-list the background like in MacMoon, looking like the old fashion listing paper. Would be useful to any listings in the sidebar too?

[FranklinDM]

Try including the following code to your userChrome.css or create a new style in Stylem containing the following:

Code: Select all

@namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);

treechildren::-moz-tree-row(even) {
  background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, .06);
}

treechildren::-moz-tree-row(selected, focus, even) {
  background-color: Highlight;
}

[Herb_]

Heck, that worked like a charm with Stylem, thanks a bunch

[Mæstro]

I have noticed that, even in a completely new Pale Moon profile from which Moonscape is installed anew from Pale Moon's Web site, the warning triangle that appears at about:config by default is clipped on the bottom, as in the first attached picture. The warning triangle appears without clipping in other instances, such as navigating to about:robots without the special extension, as in the second attachment. Is the mutilated warning triangle for about:config a deliberate stylistic choice, or is this a glitch?

[FranklinDM]

Thanks for reporting, this is definitely a bug. Will try to fix this in the next release.

[Mæstro]

Thank you. I have noticed since this post another, rather surreal curiosity that seems exclusive to Moonscape. It happened in a clean installation of Pale Moon 28.6.1 and Moonscape as provided by the site's add-ons section. When customising the location bar, it is easy to arrange, per the readme, the Back, Forward, Reload and Stop buttons in a row with text, as in Figure 1. If I select to show only icons instead of icons and text, though, the reload icon is replaced by an animation of a dolphin splashing above the sea! This can be seen in Figure 2. Using small icons, everything renders as it ought, and the Reload icon, if the dolphin is dragged off the toolbar into the customisation panel, is again replaced by the correct Reload icon in the panel, but the dolphin comes back if dragged onto a toolbar. This does not occur in other themes (I had tested with Default and Fox 2 The Moon). Would you have any idea why this is appearing?

[FranklinDM]

The dolphin animation is a left-over when Foxscape was rebased on one of Sailfish's themes. I didn't bother removing it since it didn't seem to get in the way because it's shown only when you're in Customize mode.

[Mæstro]

Thank you for explaining; I was concerned that something was dreadfully wrong, with my computer itself if not Pale Moon or Moonscape. Is the fact that, in the icon-only mode, the reload and stop buttons are combined (as in the illustration) also deliberate?

Incidentally, I somehow seem to have lost the draggable slider that would allow me to change how broad the search and location bars are. I replaced it with a gripper-like pair of separators for now, but is there a way to get this back? I found that, by removing the separators and search bar in customise mode, and re-inserting the search bar beside the location bar, I could restore the slider.

[FranklinDM]

Yes, this is intentional. If desired, it is possible to make them separate by swapping the position of the stop and reload buttons, or through Active Stop Button.

[FranklinDM]

Update to Moonscape: v6.25 - 2019-10-23

• Set a minimum height on about:config warning title

Download links:
Updating in the Add-ons Manager or in the GitHub repo.

Moonscape Messenger for Interlink Mail & Newsgroups is available at the Interlink Add-ons Site.