I am trying to skin Firefox to match my openSUSE 11.2 desktop. However, no matter what skin is used, the entire browser is never fully covered. Below are screenies of my Plasma desktop and Firefox, each with two different looks (is there an “attach” function anywhere, by chance, that I’m missing? I thought that there might be, like in Ubuntu Forums, but I can’t find any).
It doesn’t affect the capabilities of the browser, it’s just very distracting (and a bit of an eyesore) when your whole browser is black and the address bar is white or the only way to tell what’s in the address bar is by highlighting the text within.
http://i48.tinypic.com/2ls8zrs.png This is supposedly the Oxygen theme for Firefox, but all the buttons look like they’re from '98 or some older Windows OS (dull, grey, square).
You found out what theme I was using, yes? Oxygen Plasma theme, the Aurora wallpaper (go to Desktop Settings->Picture->get more wallpapers or something like that). Great combo, looks beautiful even on my laptop’s 15-inch screen with 1280x800 resolution.
Firefox’s theme I believe is “Black Steel”.
Strangely enough, the latest Windows Firefox in Wine looks a lot better… hmm… maybe I should see if I can upgrade Firefox? The openSUSE repositories aren’t as up-to-date as the download from Mozilla, am I correct? Just like Ubuntu…