- Feb 4, 2016
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Over the past week, an interesting extension was published to the Mozilla Add-ons Portal. Called VivaldiFox, the add-on adds dynamic UI colors to the Firefox interface.
VivaldiFox adds dynamic UI colors to Firefox
In Vivaldi, when users access a website, the browser will take the dominant color found on that site and will apply it to the top side of the UI and the currently selected tab.
The feature needs some time to get used to it, but it helps Vivaldi differentiate itself from other browsers. Users who can't stand it can turn it off in Vivaldi's settings panel. With VivaldiFox, those who love this feature can now use it in Firefox as well.
To install it, just head on to its page on the Mozilla portal and hit the Add to Firefox button. You won't need to restart Firefox, and you'll start using it immediately.
VivaldiFox comes with customizable settings
If you navigate to Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions page, you'll be able to access VivaldiFox's settings by clicking the Options button.
Here, users can select if to gray out inactive windows, like in Vivaldi, or use square or rounded tabs. Additionally, the add-on can also add a white background around each site's favicon, in order to have enough contrast to see the icon when needed.
Read more : VivaldiFox Is an Add-On That Turns Firefox into Vivaldi
VivaldiFox adds dynamic UI colors to Firefox
In Vivaldi, when users access a website, the browser will take the dominant color found on that site and will apply it to the top side of the UI and the currently selected tab.
The feature needs some time to get used to it, but it helps Vivaldi differentiate itself from other browsers. Users who can't stand it can turn it off in Vivaldi's settings panel. With VivaldiFox, those who love this feature can now use it in Firefox as well.
To install it, just head on to its page on the Mozilla portal and hit the Add to Firefox button. You won't need to restart Firefox, and you'll start using it immediately.
VivaldiFox comes with customizable settings
If you navigate to Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions page, you'll be able to access VivaldiFox's settings by clicking the Options button.
Here, users can select if to gray out inactive windows, like in Vivaldi, or use square or rounded tabs. Additionally, the add-on can also add a white background around each site's favicon, in order to have enough contrast to see the icon when needed.
Read more : VivaldiFox Is an Add-On That Turns Firefox into Vivaldi
