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Firefoxy is an app that applies Philippe Wittenberg's fancy Firefox widgets via drag-and-drop. Just drag Firefox onto Firefoxy, and it will do its thing. Drag it on a second time to revert to the default widgets. Or just open the app and it will prompt you to locate Firefox.
What this app does: This app places a couple files inside the Firefox application that tell Firefox how to draw the widgets that you find on websites. These include text buttons ("Submit," "Cancel," etc.), text input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, pull-down lists, etc. After using Firefoxy, your widgets should look
What this app does: This app places a couple files inside the Firefox application that tell Firefox how to draw the widgets that you find on websites. These include text buttons ("Submit," "Cancel," etc.), text input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, pull-down lists, etc. After using Firefoxy, your widgets should look
What's New
Version 1.5.4:
- Fixed broken select menu highlight
- Croatian localization (thanks, Goran S.!)
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| Downloads:50,383 |
| Version Downloads:11,386 |
| Type:Utilities : Icon Tools |
| License:Free |
| Date:06 Feb 2006 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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Firefoxy is an app that applies Philippe Wittenberg's fancy Firefox widgets via drag-and-drop. Just drag Firefox onto Firefoxy, and it will do its thing. Drag it on a second time to revert to the default widgets. Or just open the app and it will prompt you to locate Firefox.
What this app does: This app places a couple files inside the Firefox application that tell Firefox how to draw the widgets that you find on websites. These include text buttons ("Submit," "Cancel," etc.), text input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, pull-down lists, etc. After using Firefoxy, your widgets should look like those in the image below.
What this app does: This app places a couple files inside the Firefox application that tell Firefox how to draw the widgets that you find on websites. These include text buttons ("Submit," "Cancel," etc.), text input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, pull-down lists, etc. After using Firefoxy, your widgets should look like those in the image below.
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Sajdak70 reviewed on 02 Jul 2007
SpaceCat85 reviewed on 24 Mar 2007
It's amazing what a different psychological effect some more modern widgets have compared to the old Windows 95-style Mozilla ones.
dadamac reviewed on 24 Oct 2006
glawrie reviewed on 02 Jun 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 31 Oct 2005
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/13335
Good examples here:
http://www.resexcellence.com/themes/
Anonymous reviewed on 23 Sep 2005
Anyone, anyone???
I'm guessing you are a Firefox fanboy/fangirl and you just can't imagine anything cooler than your Firefox all pimped with Firefoxy.
Right?
So, you are making a post to demonstrate just how cooooooool your Firefox is as opposed to the ho-hum Safari browser which does not have a corresponding Firefoxy pimp-o-matic shizzizzle dizzle whizzle nizzle.
Yawn.
On yer bike.
Safari already *has* native Mac widgets by default and therefore it doesn't need any tweaking.
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10611
Anonymous reviewed on 10 Sep 2005
Firefoxy asks whether to use 1.0 or 1.1. Not entirely satisfactory results with either.
1.5b1 update?
Seems like such a numbering system creates confusion.
It appears that they were thinking "let's institute some numbering system that makes sense to us and no one else". All too common with developers in general.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 Aug 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 29 Aug 2005
I don't think the form fields were misaligned like this with previous Firefoxy releases.