[Ext] Glasser 3.5.2 - Add Vista Glass to Firefox 3.5 and 3.6

[Bringo]

THIS IS AWESOME!!
Thank you your effort is very appreciated

I think this extension is going to make Vista users switch to Firefox.

Question: Is it possible to extend the Aero Glass to other Toolbars like The Tabbar's background?

Edit: Bug Found:- There is no Glass or Black Glass in Full-Screen mode (F11). Only Transparent background.

[Recall]

THIS IS AWESOME!!
Thank you your effort is very appreciated

I think this extension is going to make Vista users switch to Firefox.

Question: Is it possible to extend the Aero Glass to other Toolbars like The Tabbar's background?

Edit: Bug Found:- There is no Glass or Black Glass in Full-Screen mode. Only Transparent background.

That is not a bug, but rather default windows behavior, try it with office or IE and any other app, it will do the same.

[RedSign]

He doesn't mean the maximized window but the full screen mode than can be entered by pressing F11. This one is indeed broken as described.

[bharuch2]

I'm on vista FF3b5 with the black theme-->maximize = black. if I turn to "red" window borders and maximize --> dark non-transparent red.

[sauronreaver]

I'm on vista FF3b5 with the black theme-->maximize = black. if I turn to "red" window borders and maximize --> dark non-transparent red.

bharuch2: I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you are referring to the transparency turning a solid dark color when you maximize windows, this is default windows vista behavior. There is a tweak on the internet to disable this, and retain the transparency while maximized, but I haven't used it since I see no benefit in it.

I apologize if I misunderstood you.

-- Sauron

[RedSign]

I'm on vista FF3b5 with the black theme-->maximize = black. if I turn to "red" window borders and maximize --> dark non-transparent red.

It's not a bug, it's a feature!

[bharuch2]

I'm on vista FF3b5 with the black theme-->maximize = black. if I turn to "red" window borders and maximize --> dark non-transparent red.

bharuch2: I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you are referring to the transparency turning a solid dark color when you maximize windows, this is default windows vista behavior. There is a tweak on the internet to disable this, and retain the transparency while maximized, but I haven't used it since I see no benefit in it.

I apologize if I misunderstood you.

-- Sauron

Thanks guys. I'm mind blown! Ok. So, let me read the rational for that!

[i.of.the.storm]

Err, this works just like any other glass program... and pretty much all programs have the glass borders by default, so haven't you seen this behavior in other programs?

[Aggressor]

The addressbar is a little bit broken with Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008051206 Minefield/3.0pre ID:2008051206

[RedSign]

This is because Glasser is for Beta 5 only till now. But there's a fix: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... 23#3352023

[Aggressor]

This is because Glasser is for Beta 5 only till now. But there's a fix: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... 23#3352023

perfect! Thank you very much!

[bj02454]

suggestion 1:
#main-window[sizemode="maximized"] #main-menubar>menu {
color: white !important; }

2:
menu, .menu-iconic-text {text-rendering: optimizeSpeed !important;}

3: possible to make AIOS, bookmarks bar, statusbar, tabbar transparent? Obviously user-selectable with an options panel. Perhaps just an options panel to make any element the user enters trans?

[bj02454]

Any chance of integrating a fission-like effect?

[i.of.the.storm]

You mean like this? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1951 That would be pretty nice I guess, but you could always just install that extension.

[gdskp]

The CSS file for Windows Media Player no longer works for 3.0 RC 1.
Are there any fixes for it?