Windows 7 - [How To] get aero glass in firefox (completely)

**Psych0t1c** · 07-03-2009

Ok if I was to install firefox again and replace the firefox folder with this one with all the customizations, will I still have all the customs or would I have to do it all over again?

**johngalt** · 07-03-2009

You'd be better off just copying the customized files and copying them back as opposed to copying the entire folder - it does strange things when you do that - even with the exact same version.

**YupYup** · 07-03-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Psych0t1c

Ok if I was to install firefox again and replace the firefox folder with this one with all the customizations, will I still have all the customs or would I have to do it all over again?

During the uninstall process if you check "Remove my Firefox personal data and customizations" then yes you will have to replace everything you had before, if you don't check it then you will not have to replace anything.

**Johanster** · 07-03-2009

Queston (possibly stupid), how do I add websites to a whitelist so that they become transparent?

**edrik** · 07-03-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by Johanster

Queston (possibly stupid), how do I add websites to a whitelist so that they become transparent?

if you're using 12eason's method..
add it on your dwm-overlay.js... check my tutorial here on where to find it

**Johanster** · 07-03-2009

I used the method explained in the first post. The 2nd method to be precise, so I don't know if any of the previous methods to add whitelist entries will work . . .

**edrik** · 07-03-2009

As far as I know.... YupYup's method is a universal solution.. it means it makes all the websites glassed.. what seems to be the problem ?

however the method i use in my tutorial here uses a whitelist written in JavaScript found in your Firefox profile.

**Johanster** · 07-03-2009

Does your tutorial work with FFv3.5?

**edrik** · 07-03-2009

yes i'm currently using Firefox 3.5

you just have to install Nightly Tester Tools to make glasser work

**Johanster** · 07-03-2009

Just a clarification, I have my address bar and all else on the top section of the browser clear, but the web page itself is not styled. Would I need to write a stylish code for each web page I want to be transparent?

Windows 7 - [How To] get aero glass in firefox (completely)

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