About Eurynome

By incognu
originally named Orb Colours Classic (OCC)

VectorLinux Edition; Version: 20090901.1013 for GNU+Linux

Licence: GPLv3 or later

Contact:
Website: incognu.com
Alternate download site: http://vectorlinux.osuosl.org/incognu/
Email: incognu@mighty.co.za
When emailing, please include "Eurynome" in the subject line.

A matching window icon pack by Jeff Lee (jtek) is available.

Some versions of my themes are also hosted by VectorLinux at http://vectorlinux.osuosl.org/incognu/

Numerous subskins are included. To use them, put the appropriate line in your userChrome.css, before the namespace line. (Scrollbar subskins also require the import line in userContent.css. Do not add the namespace line to your userContent.css.)

VectorLinux
VectorLinux packages provide this theme in the app directory: look for it in /opt/seamonkey/lib/seamonkey-version/chrome. For SeaMonkey-1.1.18, this would be /opt/seamonkey/lib/seamonkey-1.1.18/chrome.

VectorLinux userfiles
To see the default VL userChrome.css and userContent.css included with SM 1.1.18, navigate to /opt/seamonkey/lib/seamonkey-1.1.18/defaults/profile/US/chrome. These are the userfiles used in the creation of a new profile; they do not affect profiles already created.

If you want to update your userChrome.css and userContent.css to the most recent, these can be copied over into your profile. If you’ve customised the ones in your profile, make sure to keep a backup copy so you won’t lose your tweaks.

Otherwise, add or remove subskins by adding or removing the import urls, in the userChrome.css or userContent.css present in your VectorLinux SeaMonkey profile’s chrome folder. Do not edit the userfiles in /opt/seamonkey/lib/seamonkey-1.1.18/defaults/profile/US/chrome.

Alternate throbbers
In addition to the new default throbber, there are several alternate throbbers you can use.

Globe with GNU head, based on artwork by Joseph S. Reiss:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/gnu-r/brand.css");

Globe with GNU head, based on "slick" gnu logo by Brian Bush:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/gnu-s/brand.css");

Globe with GNU head, based on GNUzilla's GNU logo:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/gnu-z/brand.css");

Peace with globe:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/peace/brand.css");

When using the large or small icon subskin with the above throbber subskins, append either "24" or "32" to "brand" in the code. For example, to use the GNUzilla-based throbber with a 24px icon subskin, use this code:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/gnu-z/brand24.css");

Original throbbers: These are the "placeholder" throbbers used in the first (testing) SeaMonkey builds, up through the last months of 2005.

@ import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/seacow/brand.css");

The VectorLinux edition of this theme uses VectorLinux throbbers by default. These are based on VectorLinux logo imagework, and on the VL kmenu icons used in the SOHO edition.

If you’re using a small or large icon subskin, the throbber subskin import url line should go after the small or large icons subskin line, in your userChrome.css.

An alternate VectorLinux busy throbber is available, in which the globe changes colour:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/vector-alt/brand.css");

Use this instead, if you’re using the small icon subskin:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/vector-alt/brand24.css");

Use this instead, if you’re using the large icon subskin:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/vector-alt/brand32.css");

To use the "Nicugecko" lizard throbber (the default throbber in the regular version, based on a lizard image by Nicubunu) use this subskin:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/nicugecko/brand.css");

With the small icons subskin, use:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/nicugecko/brand24.css");

With the small icons subskin, use:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbbers/nicugecko/brand32.css");

Round Urlbar
Round urlbar (flat style, improved):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/rnd-urlbar-flat-b.css");

Round urlbar (flat style, thick endcaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/rnd-urlbar-flat-bold.css");

Round urlbar (flat style, thin endcaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/rnd-urlbar-flat-litecap.css");

Round urlbar (3D style, improved):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/rnd-urlbar-3d-b.css");

Round urlbar (3D style, thick endcaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/rnd-urlbar-3d-bold.css");

Round urlbar (3D style, thin endcaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/rnd-urlbar-3d-litecap.css");

1.0 and 1.1b seem to require slightly different margins for the page-proxy-favicon when using these urlbar subskins. For now, on 1.0.x builds, if you see a slight vertical distortion of the favicon, either place this in your userChrome.css:

#page-proxy-button,
#page-proxy-favicon {
margin: 1px -3px 1px 3px !important;
}

or place this import url after the import url for the round urlbar subskin:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/page-proxy-button-unfix.css");

If you see a vertical compression of the favicon, use this instead:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-urlbars/page-proxy-button-fix.css");

Round menulists in mail to match round urlbar and tabs in navigator
3d-b style:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-mail/mail-menulist-3d.css");

flat-b style:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-mail/mail-menulist-flat.css");

Round tabs (not for use with TBE, Multizilla, and possibly other tabbed browsing extensions); see below for TBE support and Multizilla support.
Round tabs (flat style, improved):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-flat-b.css");

Round tabs (flat style, thick encaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-flat-bold.css");

Round tabs (flat style, thin endcaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-flat-litecap.css");

Round tabs (3D style, varied encap width, improved):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-3d-b.css");

Round tabs (3D style, varied encap width, selected tabs are flat):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-jb.css");

Round tabs (3D style, thick encaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-3d-bold.css");

Round tabs (3D style, thin endcaps):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-3d-litecap.css");

Square tabs
Square non-content tab subskins can be used with the round tab subskins. However, you can't use the semi-square non-content tab subskin with the square tab subskin. There is no semi-square subskin for all tabs (ie, for content as well as non-content tabs).

Square tabs (all)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/tabbox-square.css");

Square tabs (not tabbrowser/content tabs)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/tabbox-square-noncontent.css");

Square-ish tabs (not tabbrowser tabs)
Gives tabs in preferences, composer, etc, streamlined look; browsing tabs not affected:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/tabbox-semisquare-noncontent.css");

Scrollbars*
There are two slightly different scrollbar subskins To use these subskins, put one or the other of the following two lines in both userChrome.css and userContent.css (like all user scrollbar code, this must go in both userChrome.css and userContent.css to work; do not put the namespace line in userContent.css):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/scrollbars5.css");

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/scrollbars6.css");

* Use caution with these scrollbar subskins when applying KDE or QT themes/styles to GTK apps in GNU/Linux! It will crash SeaMonkey. Using these with some other gtk themes may also cause crashes. Use at your own risk. See bugs.

Large or small toolbarbutton icons & others
To use large (32px) button icons:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/large_icons.css");

To use small (24px) icons:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/small_icons.css");

Menu icons
To place icons in the menus (The menuicon will also appear greyed-out when that menu/menuitem is disabled. Now works with any language, courtesy of CatThief. Not compatible with Cute Menus extension):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menuicons.css");

Light toolbox
Removes some of the border effects on the toolbox and toolbars, for a more streamlined look:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/toolbox-lite.css");

removes almost all toolbox and toolbar borders:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/toolbox-lite-extreme.css");

Metallic look
Gives toolbox and tabstrip metallic background:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/metal/metal.css");

Skins more stuff:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/metal/heavy-metal.css");

plastik-look subskins for GNU/Linux

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/urlbar-plastik/urlbar-plastik.css");
@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menulist-plastik/menulist-plastik.css");

more miscellaneous subskins and lagniappes:

icons on dialogue buttons

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/buttonImage.css");

original yellow tab-new button

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/yellow-tab-new-btn.css");

Red tab-close button

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/red-tab-close-btn.css");

Native look: menus & urlbar (GNU/Linux only; you should really just use the GNU+Linux version of this theme)
Menus and menuitems take on the native gtk appearance

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menu-native.css");

completely native urlbar:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/urlbar-native.css");

Original style folder icons
Restores the old style bookmark icons and folder items.

For bookmark/tree folders:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/folders-orig/bookmarks-folders.css");

For the folderpane icons in mail:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/folders-orig/mail_folders.css");

urlbar dropmarker fix for mac os x
May be necessary to make urlbar dropmarker show up in mac os x (?)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/mac-dropmarker.css");

Alternate bookmark icons
More orbit looking:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/bookmark-orbit.css");

original tab-loading icon
this is a tweaked version of the original tab-loading icon, in use before c May 2007.

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/tab-loading.css");

Click here to see the alternate loading icon Click here to see the default loading icon

alternate toolbarbutton hover effect (doesn't affect the main toolbarbuttons)
this is the earlier style used in this theme. like so:

Properties Cancel Remove from List Copy URL Show File Location

This is a retro style:

Properties Cancel Remove from List Copy URL Show File Location

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/toolbarbutton-hov-retro.css");

this subskin gives a matching look to the menubar > menu; not supported and may be dropped; is not compatible with all styles, extensions, window-managers and subskins:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menubar-menu-hov-retro.css");

this subskin forces a matching hover effect to the menubar > menu, even with the native look; not supported and may be dropped; is not compatible with all styles, extensions, window-managers and subskins:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menubar-menu-hov.css");

This matches the current hover effect, not the old one.

radio, checkbox, twisty
a misc css:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/misc.css");

applies these subskins, for a Eurynome-icon look to checkboxes, radios and twisties:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/misc/checkbox.css");
@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/misc/radio.css");
@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/misc/twisty.css");

Each of the three can be applied individually instead.

retro about:config (this one should go in userContent.css, not userChrome.css!)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/misc/config.css");

large 22px smileys (this one should go in userContent.css, not userChrome.css!)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/smileys-large.css");

Round tabs support for TBE (Tabbrowser Extensions)
This is only partial. I haven't seen any noticeable bugs with the TBE features I use, but there are probably some with features I don't use. The regular round tab subskins won't work with TBE; you must use these special ones. These use the same styles and background images as the non-tbe round tabs; only the coding is different.

Due to differences between TBE version, two import urls are now required.

First, you must specify the settings (margins & padding) stylesheet for different versions of TBE. Currently, this is available for TBE versions 20051117 and 20060124, and may work with others. Use the following depending on version; if you have a different version, try each.

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/tbe-20051117.css");

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/tbe-20060124.css");

Then, use one of the following to specify the style of round tabs you prefer:

Round tabs (flat style, improved, tbe only)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-flat-b.css");

Round tabs (flat style, thick encaps, tbe only)

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-flat-bold.css");

Round tabs (flat style, thin endcaps, tbe only):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-flat-litecap.css");

Round tabs (3D style, endcap width varies, improved, tbe only):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-3d-b.css");

Round tabs (3D style, varied encap width, selected tabs are flat, tbe only):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-jb.css");

Round tabs (3D style, thick encaps, tbe only):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-3d-bold.css");

Round tabs (3D style, thin endcaps, tbe only):

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/tbe/rnd-tabs-3d-litecap.css");

Round Tabs support for Multizilla
For use with the Multizilla extension, use import urls with the filename of the desired round tab subskin, but with the path altered to include "multizilla." (I've just added this, and there may be bugs still in it, though it seems to be working okay.)

Example: instead of

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/rnd-tabs-3d-litecap.css");

use:

@import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/rnd-tabs/multizilla/rnd-tabs-3d-litecap.css");

native-look dropmarker in message compose addressing widget (this may not always work, especially in Windows)

.menulist-compact > .menulist-label-box > .menulist-icon {
-moz-appearance: menulist-button !important;
}

change text style in tabs: make the text on all tabs, including unread, normal

#content tab {
font-style: normal !important;
}

change text style in tabs: make selected tab text bold

tab[selected="true"] {
font-weight: bold !important;
}

correct visual bug in page-proxy-favicon when using geramik, thingeramik gtk2 style

#page-proxy-deck { margin: 4px 1px 3px 3px !important; }

What's userChrome.css and how do I use it?

UserChrome.css, userContent.css and user.js, are three files located in your profile, which allow you to customise how SeaMonkey looks and acts (the interface is controlled by userChrome.css, and the content displayed is controlled by userContent.css; preferences can be set with user.js). They don't exist by default, so you have to create them. An extension, ChromEdit, provides an easy tabbed interface for editing them from within SeaMonkey. It's possible to completely theme SeaMonkey just by using userChrome.css and userContent.css. Any changes you make in these files only take place after SeaMonkey is restarted, since the files are read when SeaMonkey opens.

Why are the unselected tabs italic until you look at them, and then regular afterwards? Why don't they go back to being italic after you click onto another tab?

The italic font doesn't indicate that a tab is not selected. It indicates that you haven't read the tab yet. Once you've read the tab (selected and clicked on it), the tab font stays normal, to indicate you've already visited that tab. See userChrome tweaks to change.

Do the subskins slow down SeaMonkey?

Under normal circumstances, they shouldn't. Still, some slower, older systems may experience problems with some of them. If you experience that, you can always turn the subskins off.

What's with the different colours for the preference items in the config subskin?

That's an old style that was used several years ago ... green is default, blue is user set, and red is locked. More on locking Mozilla preferences can be found here: http://www.alain.knaff.lu/howto/MozillaCustomization/locked.html

There's a new version of OCC/Eurynome available. How do I upgrade?

The easiest way is close SeaMonkey, then navigate to your profile, and replace the old eurynome.jar with the updated eurynome.jar. You can also go to Edit > Preferences > Appearance > Themes, and uninstall the theme from there. Close SeaMonkey, navigate to your profile chrome directory, and remove the old eurynome.jar. Then, restart SeaMonkey, and install the new version.

VectorLinux
VectorLinux packages provide this theme in the app directory: look for it in /opt/seamonkey/lib/seamonkey-version/chrome. For SeaMonkey-1.1.18, this would be /opt/seamonkey/lib/seamonkey-1.1.18/chrome.

Eurynome ... ?

... was a goddess of the sea (and more) in Pelasgian and Classical Greek mythology.

Why does the about page want to set cookies?

They remember which about page stylesheet you prefer ("aboutstyle"), and also in some cases aid navigation ("scroll").
They are under the site "global" (since this url is chrome://global/skin/about/about.html). They're organic, vegan, low cholesterol and low sugar.

Are there other download locations for your themes in addition to incognu.com?

Some versions of my themes are also hosted by VectorLinux at http://vectorlinux.osuosl.org/incognu/

More bugs, please?

OK: (javascript required)

alternate styleswitcher for the about page?

show the styleswitcher for the about page: (javascript required)

You may email bug reports to incognu@mighty.co.za
Please include "Eurynome" in the subject line.

Ideally, bug reports should contain:

a clear description of the bug
any subskins used, if applicable
seamonkey version
theme version
operating system and desktop
a screenshot illustrating the problem

When changing from text-only to pictures + text mode, the text for the Go and Search buttons is incorrectly placed above, rather than below, the button icons. Closing and re-opening SeaMonkey corrects this, as does opening a new SeaMonkey navigator window. Another way is to simply press F11 (full screen) twice (may not always work).

I only develop and test in GNU+Linux (mainly modified DIY/LFS, VectorLinux, Slackware and Debian) with KDE and gtk2, so I don't see bugs which are specific to another OS. Duplicating a bug is a big part of fixing it; this can make fixes for bugs which appear on other operating systems problematic. In addition to these difficulties, I have very little interest in maintaining support for non-free operating systems, and will be phasing it out in the future.

Before reporting a bug, make sure you've tested with the most recent version of the theme.

There are a very few items in the menuicons subskin for which a language-independent id, command, etc isn't available; these may not work correctly in all languages.

The round tabs subskins may not work when using various tab extensions, although there is now partial support for TBE and Multizilla.

gtk-qt engine and applying kde / qt styles to gtk apps
There are some bugs with this, which I haven't been able to resolve. Some problems seem to originate with the gtk-qt engine. When a theme uses some native widgets (menulist-dropmarker, autocomplete-history-dropmarker, and radio, in particular) and these styles are used, xsession errors result. For example, you may see this in the terminal or .xsession-errors:

(Gecko:13830): Gdk-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_from_drawable: assertion `gdk_window_is_viewable (src)' failed
(Gecko:13830): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_n_channels: assertion `pixbuf != NULL' failed
(Gecko:13830): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_bits_per_sample: assertion `pixbuf != NULL' failed
(Gecko:13830): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_width: assertion `pixbuf != NULL' failed
(Gecko:13830): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_height: assertion `pixbuf!= NULL' failed
(Gecko:13830): GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: gdk_pixbuf_get_rowstride: assertion `pixbuf != NULL' failed
(Gecko:13830): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed

This may also cause instability and crashes in some cases. Use at your own risk. Most likely, if you can apply those styles while using Classic, you can apply them with OCC, with one exception: the scrollbar subskins:

The scrollbar subskins can crash SeaMonkey when used in conjunction with some gtk styles, or when kde styles are applied to gtk apps. SeaMonkey will crash when using the scrollbar subskins with styles including cleanice, cleanice dark, and qt. Styles known to work okay with the subskins include smoothline and default. The following, saved as crashme.css in the chrome directory of your profile, and called with @import url("crashme.css"); in both userChrome.css and userContent.css, can crash SM when native scrollbars are used in the theme, and KDE styles applied:

scrollbar,
scrollcorner,
thumb,
scrollbarbutton {
-moz-appearance: none !important;
}

At first I thought this was a problem with SeaMonkey, but it seems the problem is more with the gtk-qt-engine. Konsole errors of the same sort occur with other gtk apps as well, when using this engine. The latest version suggests a userChrome.css / userContent.css patch for scrollbars, which removes the up-down scrollbarbutton. Using that will result in a truncated bottom / right scrollbarbutton set when using the themed scrollbarbutton subskins, and is not supported by this theme's non-native scrollbar subskins. So, if you use that userfiles patch when applying kde / qt styles, you may wish to comment it out if you change gtk styles, and apply a scrollbar subskin.

The native-look for the urlbar dropmarker may not work correctly in Mac OS X. If not, use the non-native urlbar-dropmarker subskin.

Some of this may be out of date!

(This theme is for SeaMonkey only, not for Mozilla Suite 1.7.x or earlier. Developed using SeaMonkey 1.0b, with additional work using 1.0 and 1.1a. For versions compatible with 2.0a1pre nightlies, visit incognu.com

Eurynome was originally called Orb Colours Classic, or OCC, and is loosely based on the Classic theme, adapting Orbit icons taken primarily from the Orbit Retro (1.7) theme. The icons have been altered in colour from the uniform pumpkin-orange. Some have been additionally altered. Orbit Retro was created by Chris Neale and updated by Scarrow. Some icon work also based on Orbit 3+1 1.8b2 MiK (Chris Neale and Michael Kunz, based on Kent Thuresson's Orbit 3.)
Taskbar, Mail folderpane and threadpane, and some other icons also use some images adapted from the original Classic and Modern themes. The DOMi menuicon incorporates an icon from Everaldo's Crystal icon set.

The default throbbers were made using artwork by Nicubunu. Thanks, Nicubunu!

Code for the menuicons subskin adapted by permission from CatThief's Mostly Crystal theme which includes code for non-language-specific support by Andr3a. (I have rather heavily modified and added to it.)

I created the current emoticon set using Orbit styling, with features mainly from the default Kopete emoticon set.

Image editing done with the GIMP (and a bit with Inkscape) on VectorLinux and Debian GNU/Linux.

Many of the features in the subskins were suggested by various members of the SeaMonkey community. Thanks for the time they've spent testing and making suggestions for improvement and new features.

Classic has been further altered in several ways. Although I started out with the Classic theme as a base, and many of the stylesheets still are mostly Classic, I changed many elements along the way, particularly in the treatment of borders, toolbarbuttons, and toolboxes. I try to keep a somewhat native appearance in the main theme, while providing options for non-native "eye-candy" with the subskins.

Eurynome (originally Orb Colours Classic / OCC) SeaMonkey Theme is
   Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008 inconnu (incognu)

    Eurynome is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
    (at your option) any later version.

    Eurynome is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
    GNU General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
    with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
    51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.

A plain text copy of the GPL is included: chrome://global/skin/COPYING

To learn more about the GPL and Free software, please visit the Free Software Foundation and GNU.

c 200512
- begin development
c 200512 — 20060428-1
- no changelogs kept
20060428-1
- fixed throbber in 24px icon subskin
- blue new-tab subskin
20060525-1:
- blue new-tab button is now default; original available with subskin
- Support for Optimoz Tweaks extension (sidebar icons)
20060626-1:
- spellbound extension support (statusbar button and menuicons)
- more quicknote extension menuicons
- new menuicon for validate html (composer)
- menuicon for switch tab (sidebar)
20060701-2:
- menuicons (domi)
- menuicons: mark context menu (mail)
- menuicons: more tbe support (navigator)
- licence: GPL
- new name: Eurynome
20060708-1:
- corrected round-tab subskin (rnd-tabs-jb)
20060716-1:
- more menuicons work
20060718-1:
- testing ssl urlbar subskins
20060718-1:
- this is the basis for backport to Mozilla Suite; Mozilla Suite backports not currently listed in changelog
20060822-1:
- ssl urlbar subskins on by default for 1.1a
- tab preview fixed for 1.1a
20060915-1:
- format toolbar smiley icon fixed (also in backport)
20061015-4:
- new (Free) throbbers & component bar icons
- updated round tab subskins code
20061022-1:
- new html tooltip code for 1.8 branch
20061030-1:
- menuicons (spellcheck, for 1.1b)
20061102-1:
- subskin: icons on dialogue buttons
20061111-1:
- subskin: dialogue buttons work
20070413-1:
- smile smiley icon and button updated using kopete style
20070420-1:
- tweak treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(selected) to show up better
20070422-1:
- download manager popup menu menuicons
20070423-1:
- tab loading icon remade
20070424-1:
- checked, not-checked images in messenger filter dialogue
20070428-1:
- adjust margin-top .tab-icon (browser.css) and tab padding (tabbox.css)
20070428-1:
- alternate tab-loading icon subskin
20070429-1:
- tweaked tab-loading icon
- hover-active for menuicons
- icons for bookmark manager toolbarbuttons
- icons for download manager toolbarbuttons
20070430-1:
- tweaked button image subskin
- more menuicons for colourzilla
- made new console icons; now supported in large and small icons subskins
- alternate toolbarbutton hover effect; currently subskin, may use as default
- experimenting with new, more orbit-ish folderitem icons (navigator, bookmarktoolbar, messenger folderpane; subskin for old style is @import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/folders-orig/mail_folders.css"); )
20070502-1:
- reworked menuicons for hover active state
- experimenting with new Orbit smileys, using Kopete style features
- experimenting with bookmark icons; subskin for old style is @import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/folders-orig/bookmarks.css");
20070502-2:
- renamed toolbar, folderpane icons (originally had long working names, w/ gimp details, etc)
20070502-3:
- tweak threadcols in messenger
- various minor tweaking
20070503-3:
- various icon tweaks including name, alt loading icon now default; subskin for old
20070504-1:
- various icon tweaks including menuicons, buttonimage (help, info, etc); work on subskin for old folder (messenger)
- toolbarbutton-menu-dropmarker (toolbarbutton[type="menu"]) work
- taskbutton and window menu icons work
- experimenting with selected tab loading icon
- ssl urlbar bg and favicons
20070504-2:
- using pngcrush on icons (~14% reduction in jar size)
- misaligned text-only nav
20070505-1:
- bughunting misaligned text-only nav
20070505-2:
- more bughunting misaligned text-only nav etc; seems ok with new comm/button and glob/toolbarbutton
- using style from toolbarbutton-hov subskin as default; that subskin now for original style
- toolbarbutton/menu hover subskins:
  - original style toolbarbutton hover: @import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/toolbarbutton-hov-old.css");
  - original style menubar > menu hover: @import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menubar-menu-hov-old.css");
  - force new style menubar > menu hover effect, even with native look: @import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/menubar-menu-hov.css");
- the new style for menubar > menu hover effect is really a retro style, as seen in the Suite
20070506-1:
- experimenting with retro-look subskin
- menuicons: this frame > open in tab
20070507-1:
- first seems to have corrected bugs with vertical alignment in text only mode, and hover colours of go and search buttons; also border in print button
- remade moztweaks icons
20070509-1:
- peace throbber subskin
- fixed buttonImage.css so it doesn't bork around with .button-toolbar .button-box
20070512-1:
- peace throbber subskin
- changed glob/button.css and buttonImage.css so they doen't bork around with .button-toolbar .button-box
- bugfix old bookmark icon subskin
20070512-2:
- various menuicons
- experimenting with new bookmark-group icon to match new bookmark icon
20070513-1:
- bookmark subskin still buggy; work on that
20070514-1:
- glob/button.css button[default="true"] > .button-box outline removed
- subskin/toolbarbutton-hov-old, menubar-menu-hov bughunting
20070515-1:
- subskin/toolbarbutton-hov-old, menubar-menu-hov bughunting
- menuicons: about:config (requires import url in userContent.css also)
- remade editor preview.png icon hover:active
20070517-1:
- menuicons: remade all as 16x64 instead of 18x72 (apparent icon size remains same)
- buttons for calendar (gototoday, choosedate)
- download manager restyled using matching size icons instead of 18px
20070517-2:
- restoring original single bookmark icon; subskin @import url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/bookmark-orbit.css"); for alternate style
20070517-2:
- restoring original toolbarbutton and menu-hover styles
  - global/toolbarbutton.css
  - global/menu.css
  - subskins: toolbarbutton-hov-old.css replaced by toolbarbutton-hov-retro.css
  - subskins: menubar-menu-hov.css edited to match global/menu.css
  - subskins: menubar-menu-hov-old replaced by menubar-menu-hov-retro.css
20070524-1:
- folderpane: server secure
20070527-1:
- folderpane: server secure: tweaked
- release
20070701-1:
- GPLv3
20070803-1:
- menuicons, messageHeader.css
20070804-1:
- rnd urlbar favicon
20070806-1:
- adjusting slightly global/skin/menulist.css .menulist-compact for use with GNU/Linux; updating menu-native subskin for full native look in .menulist-compact; vl edition updated accordingly
20071107-1:
- adblockplus ptb toolbarbutton moz-img auto
20071112-1:
- bughunt autocomplete dropdown treecols
20071112-2:
- bughunt autocomplete dropdown treecols; rel?
20080222-1:
- menuicons
20080320-1:
- fixed yellow tab-new button subskin
20080321-1:
- icons for mail page; filter menuicon
20080325-1:
- tweaked icons for mail page; new subskins (from Sirena): urlbar-plastik and menubar-plastic (GNU/Linux only)
- last with old versioning
20080411.0529:
- new about style; misc bugfixes; new versioning
20080422:
- msgHeader scrolling bughunt
20080606:
- enigmail support