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Published: 2011-03-26 00:50:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 16664; Favourites: 106; Downloads: 352
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Flow for Firefox - 1.2Download from AMO at this [link] .
Changelog:
Converted to a restartless add-on
Fixed in-content tabs
Fixed resizing with in-content tab selected
Fixed notifications on tabs
Fixed some styling with the urlbar and searchbar
Fixed non-clickable Firefox menu button
Fixed 'normalFontWeight' not affecting the PersonalToolbar
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Comments: 160
Looks nice, though it's weird looking fullscreen without a bookmarks bar, big gap between the urlbar and the page, especially since I don't use any toolbar buttons of any kind.
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That will be corrected in the next version.
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Sorry Maximized, not fullscreen, always confuse the two.
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what is the addon that shows only the icon of the not opened tab instead of the name 
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No addon. Right click on a tab and select "Pin as App Tab".
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ossom idea!
*ripping tabs to play with some other css*
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Found a small bug. When I have the addon manager open, there is a black line between the url bar and the addon manager tab. By design or an oopsy?
Also how do you have the bookmark star on the right side of the url bar?
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I was having some issues with in-content pages so I tried to make it work for now. I'm going to try and fix it.
To move the bookmark star use my addon here [link]
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Okay, not a problem, doesn't detract from the awesome at all.
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nevermind first one to say the word bug and i found the cause before you said "here" nice job guys cant wait to see whats next this is gonna be huge!
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Looks great man! If you've got the google search bar next to the address bar, as soon as the number of tabs start to accumulate, then it starts to look like the tabs are reaching over the address bar. Although a solution would be just to remove the search bar. lol
nice clean look anyways!
SS: [link]
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Yea a few things like this are hard to take into account. Trying to think what I could do, but I can't think of anything
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heh, yeah I understand.
I dont want to be the guy to criticize this theme, but when the window becomes maximized, you get some overlapping with the back/foward and app button.
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One solution would have the alternative miniture/smaller app button like strataform does when the Firefox window is maximized.
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Yea, it's actually 'cut off', this was a solution to keep everything aligned. We may find another solution and work that in. Otherwise the forward button doesn't align with the urlbar and it looks odd.
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Hell yeah, it's coming tonight!
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it's 3:35 after midnight in central Europe,so it's in the noon than
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Not midnight on the East Coast yet.
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There is one thing i can't live with... how can i double fav this
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Yup! We're looking at a release very soon.
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Awesome! Hey, are you guys still working on Minimal 2.0?
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We haven't done much work on it since it last broke (sometime after Beta 1).
We'll probably remake it soon using the same method we remade this theme with, which would greatly reduce development time.
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Must be a lot easier now that you know the gist of everything after Stratiform.
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We did create this theme in a similar manner, so Josh does know his way around. I didn't work on Stratiform at all myself though.
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Oh, haha. Well, good work anyways.
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Sure did learn a lot from doing it. This 'theme' is less than 10KB.
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Oh.. and what would happen if the Firefox button's text was longer, and pushed into the tabbar area?
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Well the button is locked at a fixed 56px width. If your text will fit in there it should be fine. Otherwise you may get some alignment issues.
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Hmm... perhaps use an ellipsis overflow?
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I'd expect that... CSS is just a text file.
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We're aiming to get it out tonight.
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