The standard spinner is out of place. It would be nice to have something more GNOMEy.

This requires making APNGs... so it's not entirely trivial. (Gimp does not support APNGs, for instance.)

When tabs are on top (as will be the case for most people using the theme), things look very strange. The tabs are brown like the toolbar.

My proposal is to make tabs on top look like in this theme: http://onthemove.deviantart.com/art/Adwaita-Firefox-WIP-211701841

An easy-to-install version available at: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adwaita/ is no longer there.

I have been working on what happens when there are too many tabs. Previously, I just disabled tab overflow. Now, I have re-enabled it once there are a ridiculous amount of tabs.

Please test the taboverflow remote branch:
https://github.com/adwaita-firefox-team/adwaita-firefox/tree/taboverflow

If you are using git_remote_branch @ https://github.com/webmat/git_remote_branch, you should be able to simply use grb track taboverflow to get the branch locally.

Otherwise, run: git fetch && git checkout -tb taboverflow origin/taboverflow

Since you have new versions of adwaita-firefox, it should be pushed to addons.mozilla.org so that people who installed it there will get updates.

As the title says. Ideally this button would use a gear icon.

There are probably still unneeded files in theme/chrome/. The directories theme/modules, theme/components and theme/modules of the original omni.jar firefox 4 archive have been removed already.

Hi guys,
The supported version number needs bumping again.
Currently the aurora channel is at 8.0a2 and the nightly channel is at 9.0a1.
The theme doesn't seem to have any problems with either :)

Esp. left and right borders of the selected tab look a bit scraggy.

When most themes have the tabs at the bottom, they put any outlines etc at the bottom (like on Mac, for example, and no, I do not use a Mac). This theme should probably do the same.

Hello,

I greatly appreciate your work on this theme, it's a nice job.

Yet I noticed that when I zoom in or out within a web page, the scrollbar (if presents) is affected and gets bigger or smaller. At the maximum zoom rate it almost reaches one cm wide.

I did't notice this behavior with the firefox default theme for example.

Thanks very much!

Nicolas.

Currently the max supported version is 6.0a1, however the current version on the aurora channel is 6.0a2.
I am currently using this theme on 6.0a2 and can confirm that it works.

If you have so many tabs that the tab-bar becomes scrollable, the app tabs separate and float slightly above the toolbar.

Easily reproduced in current Nightly by pressing ctrl+t a few times.

While I don't like the tab spacing in Epiphany (too much padding on the sides, especially on the right side), this Firefox theme does not have enough (most notably on the sides). It doesn't need to conform 100% with the way GTK+ does things, but having a little bit more space on the left (especially) and right will make things look better.

Right now, we don't do a very good job supporting user themes. We should probably add support for this.

I imagine it means making the background tabs a bit translucent among other things.

There are visual changes in GNOME 3.4.

When should we release these?

I can start development on them. The things I've noticed so far:
* Different scrollbar
* Updated tabs (especially a darker unselected tab)

• Different style for widgets of unfocused windows (not sure how we'd handle this...)

There are probably more changes as well, but these are the ones that are immediately obvious.

I've made a branch called upgrade-to-10 that pulls in a lot of changes from the Firefox 10 theme. We need to support the new inspector and some of the changes of the UI (such as add-ons).

The branch is probably buggy, as it was a huge diff, so I'll work on it some more during the bus trip to and/or from FOSDEM.

Also, it may be a good idea to make sure nightly builds work too. (It would be interesting to see if there have been differences made from 10 to nightly.)

As the title says.

Currently there's an ugly white border around the location bar. This sould be removed if possible.

App tab looks weird, and there is a strange border problem with the last tab if it's inactive.
http://i.imgur.com/CQCev.png

There is too much extra space above and below the icons in the toolbar.

The space is the same whether the toolbars icons are large or small.

Netbooks have limited screen real estate. This is especially true vertically.

There's a nice plugin to help make Firefox act more like Chrome, where it drops the native titlebar. However, it looks and acts a little odd with our Adwaita theme. We can fix this.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hide-caption-titlebar-plus-sma/

I think the icons should be fixed for this and issue #38 at the same time.

I think the new tab highlighting could be improved. I had a bolder version before, but made it more subtle. Even still, I'm not quite satisfied with it and am open to changing it further.

What way would you improve it?

Do you think the color (yellow, currently) is correct?

1. Should we include the testing script?
2. Should we include a build script?

What do you think?

I use firefox 12 and install Version 11.1 on its.
I can't to read menus because of the text black on dark background.

I think we're ready for another release.

Be sure to see issue #44, which talks about a versioning scheme. In this case, we might want to label it version 10 or 10.1, based on which scheme we pick.

Select another window and the background color on the tab bar does not look correct.

I think the Mac OS X theme handles changing the color on the tab bar for unfocused windows (so, the Mac theme may be a starting point to figure out how it is done), but I'd have to reboot to check again to see if that is the case.

Since a couple of days, the scrollbar buttons don't show arrows the first time FIrefox is started. Closing and reopening the browser solves the problem. This happens on two Fedora machines, so maybe its Fedora related. Anyone else has this issue?

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/7/scrollbarbug.png/

To scroll webpages, I am used to move the cursor to the right edge of the screen, then hold down and move the cursor as desired.

This works with the Default theme of Firefox. With Adwaita Firefox, I have to move the cursor about three pixels to the left of the screen edge for the scrollbar to register the click. Would it be possible to change it back, so you can scroll at the edge again? Thanks for considering.

Affects both the Adwaita 11.1 xpi and the version on addons.mozilla.org.
Firefox 11
GNOME 3.2

See:
http://www.webupd8.org/2012/02/firefox-to-get-new-default-theme-other.html

And also, a reinterpretation @:
https://plus.google.com/105456590916227806289/posts/NoHwLLCvFYR

..and this sucks.

Tab Mix Plus allows tabs to reflow into multiple rows if they can't comfortably fit into a single row. Adwaita for Firefox forces all tabs to be in a single row, ignoring preferences set in Tab Mix Plus.

How to reproduce:

1. Install Tab Mix Plus.
2. Go to Tools -> Tab Mix Plus Preferences -> Display -> When tabs don't fit width -> Multi-row. Open several tabs so that they appear in multiple rows.
3. Install the Adwaita for Firefox extension and restart Firefox.
4. Tabs that were appearing in multiple rows now appear in a single row.

Make those buttons use the same hover and click background the original Adwaita GNOME theme uses.

• The tab mouse-out resize fix is not included (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=465086)
• The about box displays Firefox 4.0.1, which is more than a bit confusing
• I'm sure there are other minor issues... as there were probably other theme-related bugfixes in Firefox 5

I'll look into porting the theme to Firefox 5 for all the fixes.

(Also, figuring out which files are correct for a theme and which are unnecessary will help us in the future too. Perhaps the about box issue stems from this.)

One cannot maximize the browser and click the scrollbar from the screen edge. I have ideas on how to fix this.

Basically, Firefox supports multiple borders. One of them can either be transparent or the same color as the background. That should make the scrollbar thumb clickable, I think.

Toolbarbuttons seem to take the whole toolbar hight (noticable on hover).

Should we switch to a different versioning scheme, now that Firefox has?

I think it might be nice to do it like so:

firefox-theme-base.minor-version.bugfix

In this case, our current theme version would be 10.1, if we released what we have today.

If we don't pull in the changes from Firefox 11 (for whatever reason), but made a bugfix, it'd be 10.1.1. If we added new features, it'd be 10.2. If we upgrade to the base theme of Firefox 11, it'd be 11.1.

Alternatively, we could just do:

firefox-theme-base.our-version

...And we'd bump our version per release, regardless of feature or bugfix. In this model, we might just have the .0 versions implied, and then reset the counter each time we upgrade to the latest theme release.

What do you think?

Hello,

As I was saying on G+, there should be some kind of indication when a textbox is focused. Since I'm a newbie when it comes to dealing with Git and commits, I'll paste my changes here. Sorry of the hassle. :)

urlbar[focused="true"], .searchbar-textbox[focused="true"] {

border: 1px solid #3d95e7;
}

We need a new screenshot for the theme.

Perhaps we need to show both tabs on top and tabs on bottom?

The tabs are currently a bit tall (fat looking). It is much better if they are not so high O.o!

Hi,

Im using Firefox 10 with the new branch and my icon for refresh/stop has dissapeared, the button is still there, highlighting still occurs but no icon.
Adwaita Theme:

Default Theme:

When there are way too many tabs (a situation most of us get into from time to time), any app tabs that are made become smaller and float to the left, detatched from the tab bar. They also do not overlap as usual.

I need to see if we're inheriting this from upstream or if this is specific to our theme. Regardless of where the bug appears, we may be able to correct it. (Although, if this is an upstream bug, then we'll have to take care that things don't break in the future, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there, if that is indeed the case...)

Hi there, when using the tool Inspect under Web developer in the default theme from Firefox, it shows an overlay that help to focus, but when using Adwaita theme that overlay disappears. You can see what I mean here: https://plus.google.com/photos/114100695304094877311/albums/5720289000807222097

With the coming of Gnome 3.2 and an actual working version of the dark Adwaita, will there be a dark version of this theme?

With Adwaita tab-bar DOES NOT become scrollable while in the default theme it's ok.
Checked with FF 10.0.2 and all extensions and plugins off on a clear profile. Ctrl+t many times.

We should look into making a Thunderbird 5 theme based on this Firefox theme as well.

Should we look into providing an Adwaita scrollbar in the theme? I think it's possible...

When entering the full screen mode in Firefox with F11, the topmost toolbar (tab-toolbar if 'Tabs on Top' is selected, otherwise navigation-toolbar) gets the little Icons to 'Minimize', 'Restore' and 'Close' the window. Other GNOME-3 applications that support a full screen mode show a button to leave it, instead. Compare EOG and Evince.