I’m a huge fan of Chrome not because of its functionality but because of its UI (that’s the only thing I like about it). But luckily there is a way to have that UI in my favorite browser, that is of course the mighty Firefox.
Chromifox Extreme is FOR Firefox 3.5*, it will not work with the olderversions for that you have to use Chromifox Basic.
When you have finished Installing Chromifox, Firefox almost looks like Chrome, I say almost because some of the features of Chrome UI are missing. Like domain highlighting and hidden menu bar.
To get that Chrome feeling, install the following extensions (or add-ons).
LocationBar2 – For domain highlighting.
HideMenubar – For a hidden menu bar that will appear as soon as you press the Alt Key.
Download Statusbar – Another Firefox-chrome difference is the download status.When you download a file in Firefox browser a window pops out when showing the download status (time remaining,size of file) whereas in Google chrome the download status is seen in the status bar.
Both these plug-ins are fully compatible with Firefox 3.5* so do not worry about any compatibility issues. Below I have given a screenshot of how my Firefox looks after installing all these plugins.
Thanks, I might try this one.
if you are using chromifox basic use chromin frame to move the tabs up
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/10091
and chromiglass to finish it off
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/9115
Welcome back to your site boss
nice theme.
oh and there is a notice Mr.blacknoise. this theme is for firefox 3.5 and these addons you mentioned are for older versions
@Meena Bassem:
yep that’s why I said chromifox basic as an alernative for firefox 3.0.x users
just some additional info