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After years of trying, it still looks very bad on KDE, and even worse with a custom color scheme. Fix that, and I'll switch immediately.
by Noughmad 10y ago
After years of trying, it still looks very bad on KDE, and even worse with a custom color scheme. Fix that, and I'll switch immediately.
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- Sylos 10y agoHow does it look bad for you? Or rather to say how does it look worse than Chrome, as both browsers do differ completely from the native toolkit... Well, unless you're using something like QupZilla or Konqueror, but then this blog post doesn't really apply to you anyways. What I personally do to make Firefox fit in more into KDE is to use the Developer Edition Theme [0], which has a Light and Dark variant, so looks reasonably not-out-of-place for Breeze and Breeze Dark. [0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/devedition-theme-enabler/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/devedition-th... There's also this user-style to fix theming issues, which is what I guess you're saying when you refer to a custom color scheme making it look even worse: https://userstyles.org/styles/96657/fix-kde-theming-issues https://userstyles.org/styles/96657/fix-kde-theming-issues