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(for: Customising the Firefox Throbber)
1 | Posted by: Jason Karolczak-Konen (Guest) | ~ 1 year ago |

Great tutorial, it works great. I wonder if there’s a way to change the throbber that shows on each tab when a page is loading.

2 | Posted by: Gabriel Mihalache (Registered User) | ~ 1 year ago |

What’s your association with SGI, if any?

Jason, I think all you need to do is search the resources bundle/archive and replace the file, or modify the CSS, like was done here. I’m somewhat unhappy with Mozilla’s and Firefox’s non-native GUI, but I guess that’s that. (especially bad on Mac OS X)

3 | Posted by: DarkBlue (Registered User) | ~ 1 year ago |

What’s your association with SGI, if any?

None whatsoever, sadly.

4 | Posted by: DarkBlue (Registered User) | ~ 1 year ago |

I’m going to use this thread as an archive of all the Firefox throbbers I find (feel free to post your own).

The Mozilla “M”: [animation] [static image]

The “Sickle”: [animation] [static image]

5 | Posted by: Jeff (Guest) | ~ 3 weeks, 4 days ago |

Your tutorials are great, but in the path you show to get to the chrome folder, you used forward slashes instead of back slashes. Subsequently, I was wondering if the same is true with the code examples you suggest pasting in the userCrome.css? Other than that, can you think of a reason mine won’t work? I feel like an idiot because I’ve done stuff like this a million times and this one is very simple! Anyway, thanks for all the great work and thank you in advance for your help.

Jeff

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