TwentyTen for Firefox

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1.4 has been released.

Changelog:

+Added Italian translation thanks to 'R27'

+Added Dutch translation thanks to 'angelus12'

+Added Simplified Chinese translation thanks to 'hoolooday'

+Added Restart to the 'File' menu

+Added new graphics for tree items

+Revamped graphics for toolbarbuttons, nav-bar background, and status-bar

*Redesigned 'File' menu with hover effects

*Fixed bookmark button with legacy idbox

*Fixed tab close button margins

*Fixed size of 'New tab' button

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I don't know of this is a known issue, but when you have several browser windows open on multiple monitors and hit F11 for full screen mode, both windows goes a bit jumpy.

I'm aware of that, I'll include a fix in the next release.

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1.4 has been released.

Changelog:

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I'm aware of that, I'll include a fix in the next release.

It's interesting what you have done to TwentyTenBuddy. It's basically StrataBuddy. I already miss the previews, but oh well. I hardly ever tweak the settings now. Thanks for the update. :)

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It's interesting what you have done to TwentyTenBuddy. It's basically StrataBuddy. I already miss the previews, but oh well. I hardly ever tweak the settings now. Thanks for the update. :)

Well I try to keep them kinda synced up. The previews were kinda nice, but they took up a lot of space and needed to be constantly updated. All the settings apply as soon as they are clicked so it kinda makes up for it.

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Well I try to keep them kinda synced up. The previews were kinda nice, but they took up a lot of space and needed to be constantly updated. All the settings apply as soon as they are clicked so it kinda makes up for it.

Perfectly understandable and now it make much more sense. All in all it's a great update for sure and I am glad to see it out. Thanks again!

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New design for the radio headers, I think it has more of an Office 2010 feel. First is selected and second is hover. What do you guys think?

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Thanks for the update!

I am still however seeing the issue with the next tab button overlapping the list all tabs button. This only happens when The new tab button is hidden.

Oh I forgot about that bug, I'll see what I can do.

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Does this fix it?

.tabbrowser-tabs[overflow="true"] .tabs-alltabs-button {
  margin-left: 10px !important;
}

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Oh I forgot about that bug, I'll see what I can do.

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Does this fix it?

.tabbrowser-tabs[overflow="true"] .tabs-alltabs-button {
  margin-left: 10px !important;
}

Yes it does! Thanks.

I got a screenshot of the other error I was talking about albeit without the above fix at the moment.

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This happens a lot when I start firefox for the first time. I am usually able to get rid of it by resizing the browser a few times, normally click and dragging back and forth until it goes away.

Love the new radio headers design btw.

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Wow that's looking great soapy! Good job, personally I prefer the this theme than others, i most prefer the tabbar background design , this is a great theme as well! i like glass even all glass effct , so tweak it more and more .

hope you have new design next time.

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Wow that's looking great soapy! Good job, personally I prefer the this theme than others, i most prefer the tabbar background design , this is a great theme as well! i like glass even all glass effct , so tweak it more and more .

hope you have new design next time.

How you browse the web with that? It's hideous, and a perfect example of when not to use transparency.

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