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wilfredwee / photon-australis

Bringing sexy curves back to Firefox Photon.
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Mojave problem #85

Closed Avalon-V closed 4 years ago

Avalon-V commented 4 years ago

I so NEED this to the very depths of my soul so you are a saint for doing it. But I can't make it work. I think I am putting the wrong stuff in the chrome folder. My first question is: Since I'm using Mojave, should the css file be named userChrome.css or userChrome-dark.css? Next I'm not certain my copied code is right (because it doesn't have line numbers); is that a concern. My best guess is "no." I have tried copy/paste(s) of your code and also have tried dragging your document into my chrome folder. But I still have the anti-sexy blocky tabs. There are more iterations for me to try concerning the document (name(s), text(s), theme possibilities) but I am frustrated in ignorance. I really want to use this with the Default theme because I can't read any of the Mojave dark-mode stuff. Can you give me some saintly advice? I haven't coded since 1978-1986 (when we made computers out of rocks and twine) and I am whelmed.

wilfredwee commented 4 years ago

I'm using Mojave at work so it should work.

  1. It must be named userChrome.css.
  2. It should not have line numbers.

To avoid mistakes, you can try to copy the raw code, e.g.: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wilfredwee/photon-australis/master/userChrome-dark.css

Cmd + A to select all, then copy.

Then paste it in the userChrome.css file. Make sure that you follow the instructions properly and have your chrome folder in the right place, and userChrome.css file inside the chrome folder.

Avalon-V commented 4 years ago

Thanks so much. That should speed me along quite a bit.