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It's a personal mod at this stage. :)

It's not nearly close to being complete. I still have to look into skinning the bookmarks folder toolbar, and the tabs. I might release it in the future, provided:

- Nobody else releases one before that. I don't have much time on my hands to get this done as fast as many other themers out there. Plus, it's the first time I'm doing this.

- I get permission to release it from Kevin, the author of the original Mac Pinstripe theme.

- I'm convinced that this, in no way, infringes on any of Apple's copyrighted work.

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all the settings from firebird are still in affect after i install firefox. Is there a way i can start from scratch. Im assuming that the settings are in the registry becuase i deleted the directories. Can someone tell me where firebird and now firefox save their registry settings

Which Windows theme & FireFox theme is that? I Like! And where can i get it :whistle:

this maybe a repost but... i can't find it... so please bear with me... here goes...

i always go to ircspy and packetnews... on those websites when u click a link it copies something into the clipboard and then opens up mirc... and then joins a channel... in the channel u paste what it copied to the clipboard... i don't know what extension that could be... firefox right now only opens mirc not copy to clipboard...

help me please...

i also have myie2... it does that no problem

any suggestions for this?

After using 0.8 this week, I really appreciate how fast this thing is. I usually use the nightlies and will continue to do so. The only thing is, I'm not sure you can use ActiveX controls in Firefox. And launch.com and dell.com support chat won't work w/o IE. It gets an A in my book though.

I rarely used firebird aside from when developing a web page, but I'm trying to give it a shot to replace safari as my default browser - to do that I have a few issues I need to iron out. perhaps someone who's been using firebird on OS X for a while can help me out:

1) I'm using a Logitech trackball right now. In clicking the scholl wheel always functioned as middle click and would open a link in a new tab - Firefox seams to ignore it (holding CMD while clicking does open in new tabs however). Is there a way to force firebird to recognize this - I'd rather not go installing new drivers or software because I've been fine without them this far.

2) With TBE installed the first tab open at the far left. The next on open at the far right - then they open on the left edge of the right most tab working their way towards the left. It's really difficult to navigate like this.

Disabling TBE solves the problem but kills the functionality.

Just incase you miseed it: I'm talking about an OS X machine running firefox.TIA.

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