Familiar with the FireFox 3 Theme? Want a Google Chrome Theme that looks just like it? If so this post is for you, this theme is probably the best theme for Chrome at the moment and it comes complete with the FireFox buttons and color scheme.
Take a look:
How to Install:
1. Download the file from the download link below.
2. Extract the files from the archive using your own extraction tool. Ie: WinRAR
3. Go to: (Replacing USERNAME with your username)
Vista - C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\0.2.149.27\Themes
XP - C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\LocalSettings\AppData\Google\Chrome\Application\0.2.149.27\Themes
And backup your existing, Default.DLL file (Just in case anything goes wrong)
4. Copy over Default.DLL from your extracted files into your Themes folder
5. Open up Chrome and walla! You have a new theme installed.
Update: 8th Sep - Theme has been updated to Version 1.1 if you are running Version 1 it is recommended you upgrade to the latest release to benefit from the new improvements and fixes.
Download Chrome Theme FireFox 3 v1.1
Note: This theme is not an official release by Google it was created by a third party developer. You will need to be familiar with swapping a .dll file in your Chrome installation to install this theme.
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Um, I can’t see the download link…?
Thank you.
Hi, im the guy who created this theme, its cool if you have it up here i dont mind people taking or redistributing my theme (i do wish they would tell me when they do though) but whatever its cool
There is a really big update available at http://chromespot.com/index.php/topic,651.msg4907/boardseen.html#new
Please update it!
Thanks for taking an interest in it!
-Sol
ff3theme@sol87.com
can I use other FireFox theme in Chrome?
Walla ? WTF is walla ?
>> Walla ? WTF is walla ?
I was also confused at first. I think he meant voila or voilà. See http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/voila
merci c’est cool
Walla is common in Arabic. Literally, it means “and God” and Arabs say it all the time, maybe a quick prayer or expressing astonishment or maybe it means nothing at all. Or maybe kenaian is right.
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