“If you like to customize your applications’ appearance, then
Firefox themes probably haven’t impressed you. Although there are
hundreds of themes available, typically all they allow users to do
is change the icons and background color of your browser–not too
exciting. Personas for Firefox offers a new way to customize the
browser. Though the project was quietly introduced last year, it
recently moved into Mozilla Labs, where work has begun in earnest
to give users more than just a way to change icons from blue to
green. While right now Personas aren’t much more than fancy skins,
they’re easy to change on the fly, and the prototype shows that
Mozilla plans to give Firefox users more customization options than
ever…”
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