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Stuck having gray shaded window with blue Scroll bar and status bars interface on your Firefox browser? Luckily, though, you’ve got a new option: the Mac OS X Leopard Style Theme For Firefox will make you have the overall look of “Mac Experience” on your Firefox.

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Best macOS Themes for Firefox mac OS X Clean & Simple macOS Sierra Dark Theme Mac OS X Old Style Theme Mac OS X Skin for Windows Mac OSX Light. Jul 13, 2018 The Default theme is a standard light theme that respects your Windows theme settings. For example, if you enable colored title bars on Windows 10, Firefox will use colored title bars with the default theme. The Dark theme is Firefox’s dark mode. Everything in Firefox—-including the title bar, toolbars, and menus—will turn black or a dark. Here’s how to enable the Firefox Dark Theme on Mac. Turn on the Dark Theme on Firefox. Open Firefox andthen follow these steps to enable the Dark Theme. 1) Click the Open Menu (three-line icon) button from the top right. 2) Select Customize. 3) At the verybottom, click the Themes button. 4) Select Dark under My Themes. This bug is about a new theme for Mac OS X not about shipping new toolbar buttons. That being said, it'd make sense to move most of the discussion to the wiki page or to a new topic in the newsgroups (m.d.themes or m.d.a.firefox probably). Bugzilla isn't the best for tracking discussions like this.

It’s a clean and light add-on for Firefox which simply gives it the Mac OSx look. Once the add-on is installed the entire browser will be transformed into dark grey colored Mac OS x styled browser.

So all those who use Windows Operating System, it is time to give Mac OS look to your Firefox Browser with the latest Mac OS X Leopard theme for Firefox. Just head over to Firefox Add ons page to download the Mac OS X Leopard Style Theme. The theme works only upto the Firefox 3.6 version, and won’t work for Firefox 4 beta version.

If you want to install a Mac OS X Leopard Style Theme For Firefox on Mac OS X Operating System, you may try with GrApple Yummy. Yummy is almost an exact clone of Safari targeted towards Mac OS X users.

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1Mac Theme/UI Refresh
- 1.1Update to Visual Styling

The overall design changes for Firefox 3.7 on Mac are mostly the same as what is being proposed for Windows. Structurally they are very similar with a notable exception:

The Menu Bar: The Menubar on Mac is different from its counterpart on Windows. There is no system wide push to phase it out and it is an integral platform UI element.
App Button: Since the Menubar is not being changed this button will not be on by default if available at all.

In addition to the structural changes already proposed the Mac theme is primarily focusing on visual design changes.

Update to Visual Styling

One goal of this visual refresh is an increased amount of cross platform consistency where it makes sense. This means we have tried to incorporate similar(or even identical) shapes for items such as buttons, glyphs and tabs. The changes to make these things fit in are how they are styled and textured.

Proposed changes from the current Mac theme:

Button Shape: Using rounded rectangles instead of the curved-end buttons found in 3.0–3.6. This will match the native button shape as well as the shape planned for Windows.
Button Texture: Slight deviation from the current texture. Adding a slight gloss and edge highlight for some added dimension/depth.
Removal of Bookmark Bar Texture: Removal of the glossy bookmarks bar texture for less visual complexity and more streamlined look.
Tab Shape: Slightly more defined tabs. Also rounded edges connecting to the toolbar.
LocationBar Shape: Use a rounded rectangle LocationBar instead of a curved-edge. This creates a visual distinction between the LocationBar and the SearchBar even though the LocationBar is still technically a search field.

Differences from the Windows theme:

Back/Foward Arrows: Use system standard back/forward glyph shapes instead of the Windows arrow with a tail.
Hanging Tabs: Instead of the tab attached webpage style seen in Windows we retain the hanging tabs approach from 3.0. This is the de facto system standard (e.g. Safari, Terminal, most 3rd part apps with tabs).
No Icons on the Bookmarks Bar: This reduces icon overload and matches Safari.