Need some help testing Skins

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Hello,

I've just updated my three Firefox 2.0 skins (Tango, Tangerine, and Gnome 2.16) and made them on Linux. Normally that'd be all great and all but I believe that something happened along the way to kill the compatibility of the theme in windows. It shouldn't have as the code is supposed to work in both Linux and Windows but I've gotten some comments that the menus are black. I DID try and add icons into the menus but have since removed the code that did that in hopes that it'd remove the bug in Windows.

Can anyone test these themes on a Windows XP/Vista platform and see if they work properly? Anything that looks like it shouldn't be there...probably shouldn't be there ;)

Tango:

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/38359610/

Tangerine:

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/40462640/

Gnome:

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/42074908/

Thanks in advance! I also hope this is in the right section :-/

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i went back to the previous versions:whistle::

Yes, the old version have been uploaded (they come from the Firefox Themes Repository)

I have to go to work now but when I get back home I'll work on this. This is really frustrating because I want to make the skins fully compatible on both Linux and Windows but I myself can't test them on Windows and the Windows version of the skins cause the toolbars to go funky on Linux. I think it just needs a slight tweak to a .css file but which one is what I need to know.

Oh well, thanks for the help guys:DD. We're like one giant Tango team!! :devil::

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