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Remove Firefox 3 Vista gradient on toolbars ???

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  • Started 4 years ago by jmcguire
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jmcguire
jmcguire
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Does anyone know if there is an extension, Stylish script, or Greasemonkey script to remove the gradient from Firefox 3 in Vista to make it look more like past versions?

I like the default theme, I just want to get rid of the gradient.

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Scott
Scott
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https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/6898 ?

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jmcguire
jmcguire
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Well that does get of the gradient, but I don't want to change the theme.

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Scott
Scott
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Just to be clear, you're talking about the URLbar gradient?

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jmcguire
jmcguire
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No, I'm sorry, I should have been more clear.

While this is a picture of a beta build what I am trying to point out still exists:

The XP version, the "background" behind the toolbars is flat, while the Vista version, the "background" behind the toolbars has a gradient fill. The only major difference, is in the final build there are no horizontal separators between toolbars.

How do you (if currently possible) remove the gradient from Vista?

*Note* Having a little trouble inserting an image.

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Scott
Scott
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Can you just temporarily disable Aero as a test?

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jmcguire
jmcguire
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I will tomorrow, I don't have the Vista PC with me anymore.

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Scott
Scott
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I see what you mean as I used the default for the first time in FF3.

This is what mine looks like,

No gradient. It may take a post to the FF Forums.

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