"Say hello to a new firefox" theme options configuration
I have just installed 91.1 ESR. On opening the first time I am offered to "Choose a theme" or "Not now". I chose Not now.
I expected that I would then be able to go into the settings menu somewhere and find the options:
- Streamlined Toolbar and menus
- Modern tabs
- Fresh icons and clearer messages
I do not find these under Settings nor under the installed Themes. I'm not even sure these are a Theme as much of a Style??
Any help on this is appreciated. Searching the title was of no help.
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I tried posting this earlier, but Firefox keep encountering a problem when I try to submit, another issue....
I used a spare machine and did this again.
The dialog box is very misleading. If you press the button "Choose Themes" it gives you the option to choose between the 4 installed themes. It's the 4 default themes you see here, no more no less: about:addons
The dialog box however implies something else, more like what the new MS Chromium offers on a new install, which is the choice of distinctly different layouts, not just colors.
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Used a spare machine and did this again.
The dialog box is very misleading. If you press the button it gives you the option to choose between the 4 installed themes. It's the 4 default themes you see here, no more no less: about:addons
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Themes are color schemes for the toolbar area, they do not affect the other design changes.
Sounds like you found it already, but you can call up the Add-ons page, Themes section, using either:
- Ctrl+Shift+a (Mac: Command+Shift+a)
- "3-bar" menu button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons
- type or paste about:addons in the address bar and press Enter/Return
In the left column of the Add-ons page, click Themes. Installed themes and suggestions should appear on the right side.
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I tried posting this earlier, but Firefox keep encountering a problem when I try to submit, another issue....
I used a spare machine and did this again.
The dialog box is very misleading. If you press the button "Choose Themes" it gives you the option to choose between the 4 installed themes. It's the 4 default themes you see here, no more no less: about:addons
The dialog box however implies something else, more like what the new MS Chromium offers on a new install, which is the choice of distinctly different layouts, not just colors.
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