Firefox custom link styles? Jan13 '05

# (1 of 4): Joshua Street » joahua.com

5 hours, 13 minutes after the fact. (Fri 14 Jan 2005, 1:20 AM CST)

Tools -> Options -> General -> Fonts & Colors -> Always use my: Fonts [] Colors []

Should do it just fine... or have I misunderstood the question? You shouldn't need extensions...

# (2 of 4): Joshua Street » joahua.com

5 hours, 14 minutes after the fact. (Fri 14 Jan 2005, 1:21 AM CST)

p.s. that's in Firefox 1.0/Win

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# (3 of 4): Dale » blog.dalegroup.net

6 hours, 18 minutes after the fact. (Fri 14 Jan 2005, 2:25 AM CST)

I think there is a plugin for firefox that allows you to setup your own custom CSS file for each site (the css file loads off your HDD), although I cannot find it at the moment.

I've also heard this feature is going to be part of firefox some stage in the future.

Bit off topic, but I run Safari because firefox seems a little slow on my mac. Plus the scrolling is weird and the middle mouse click doesn't seem to work. Do you notice this?

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# (4 of 4): Matthom

10 hours, 9 minutes after the fact. (Fri 14 Jan 2005, 6:16 AM CST)

Josh, that's just what I was looking for. Thanks. That is pretty much the same location (Preferences > General > Fonts and Colors) on a Mac, as it is on a PC.

Dale, you bring up a good point. Firefox seems strange on a Mac, doesn't it? I noticed it too. However, I still use it because Safari doesn't have KEYWORD browsing, and that's a feature I truly take advantage of, in Firefox.

To speed things up, I tried this - I'm not sure if it worked, but it was worth a try.

And the middle mouse click thing annoys me too. Honestly, I think Firefox runs better on Windows. Same with Opera.

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