New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
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New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
I can't use FF due to lack of legacy extension support. Waterfox slows up after a few minutes. I came across Basilisk and it seems to check most boxes for me, except I can't seem to find any compatible themes that work on it.
I prefer dark themes as they're easier on the eyes. Is there a way to obtain themes of such nature for Basilisk?
I prefer dark themes as they're easier on the eyes. Is there a way to obtain themes of such nature for Basilisk?
Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
You might be able to find some themes in the classic addons archive.
https://github.com/JustOff/ca-archive
https://github.com/JustOff/ca-archive
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Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
https://addons.palemoon.org/themes/ try them under Basilisk
caa:list?q=theme some 360 themes to try out
http://addons.basilisk-browser.org/themes/ try this one and its possibilities
For dark Themes I pass, I'm always on light themes.
caa:list?q=theme some 360 themes to try out
http://addons.basilisk-browser.org/themes/ try this one and its possibilities
For dark Themes I pass, I'm always on light themes.
Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
The first link doesn't work and are not compatible with Basilisk. Second is seemingly the only compatible theme for Basilisk and not my style. Thank you however.Herb_ wrote: ↑2019-08-03, 12:27https://addons.palemoon.org/themes/ try them under Basilisk
caa:list?q=theme some 360 themes to try out
http://addons.basilisk-browser.org/themes/ try this one and its possibilities
For dark Themes I pass, I'm always on light themes.
Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
Not a theme unfortunately, and doesn't do anything on Basiliskron_1 wrote: ↑2019-08-03, 16:50How about this?
http://legacycollector.org/firefox-addons/783323/index.html
Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
Not a theme? Then what is it?
Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
Which OS are you using?
Changing the OS theme can change the browser theme also.
Changing the OS theme can change the browser theme also.
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Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
Off-topic:
Looking at the screenshots, it looks like what they mean by the window decorator is really the title bar?coffeebreak wrote:
It darkens the window decorator
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Re: New to Basilisk, looking for dark themes, or any themes for that matter
Those 360+ results you get when you search the word "theme" aren't themes, certainly not complete themes.coffeebreak wrote: ↑2019-08-03, 11:02AFAIK neither Classic Add-ons Archive nor the Legacy Collector site have themes. They are purely extensions.
They are extensions with the string "theme" somewhere in the title. Some are extensions related to managing themes etc, some are designed to change the appearance of specific web pages (not the appearance of the browser).
And a large number are the unsavory BrandThunder personas that the author had uploaded to AMO as extensions. (For background, see Mozillazine forums posts about BrandThunder, for example 1, 2.)