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    Making firefox work with dark themes...

    Hi all,

    When an author of a theme suggests to create a css file that has 'your_profile' in the path, does that generally mean one's username they log into Ubuntu with? Or something else?

    This is part of the script I need to work with...
    Code:
    '~/.mozilla/firefox/<YOUR_PROFILE>/chrome/userContent.css'
    Sorry if it seems like a dumb question!

    Cheers.
    Windows free since '09 - never looked back!

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    Re: Making firefox work with dark themes...

    Quote Originally Posted by Baldrick_NZ View Post
    Hi all,

    When an author of a theme suggests to create a css file that has 'your_profile' in the path, does that generally mean one's username they log into Ubuntu with? Or something else?

    This is part of the script I need to work with...
    Code:
    '~/.mozilla/firefox/<YOUR_PROFILE>/chrome/userContent.css'
    Sorry if it seems like a dumb question!

    Cheers.
    Mine looks like this:
    Code:
    /home/vasa1/.mozilla/firefox/zbhohvqx.default/chrome/userContent.css
    So it's a string of letters (and/or numbers). You may need to create the chrome folder and userContent.css if they aren't present. Both are case-sensitive. The latter has to be saved as a plain text file. So don't use a fancy word processor or, if you do, make sure you save as "text only".

    Forgot to mention ... it doesn't have anything to do with your username you use for logging into Ubuntu.

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