Thankfully there is an installation script that takes care of the heavy lifting. As of writing there is no “one-click” easy-install package, and no entry on the Firefox themes website. If you want to use this Firefox GNOME theme on your desktop you’ll need to roll your sleeves up.

In a roundabout way, I think that’s a compliment! The theme effectively makes Mozilla Firefox look more similar to Web. I sometimes describe GNOME Web (aka Epiphany) as the browser we’d all like to use, but don’t. No sirree: you can use the Adwaita theme on Ubuntu too. Don’t think you need to be running Fedora to be an avid advocate of Adwaita. It also includes a set of additional changes that wrestles Firefox’s UX into one more akin to that of Epiphany (aka GNOME Web):Īs Adwaita moves from being a GTK theme some people use to a stylesheet integral to the ‘GNOME experience’ (with libadwaita) this sort of effort becomes more important. Support for left-aligned window controls.We’re talking the same gradients, colours, and button shapes as Adwaita, and it supports Adwaita’s standard light look as well as it’s dark mode.Ĭompared to the way Firefox under this Adwaita looks normally, this theme offers: When applied it makes Firefox look and feel like a regular GTK app adhering to GNOME’s Adwaita theme.

It’s an all-in-one transformation pack that works with modern versions of the browser. If you do, check out the Firefox GNOME Theme on GitHub. Do you want a Firefox theme that makes the browser better integrate with the vanilla GNOME desktop?

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