Boring Gray + 3d light - Stylesheet for the Otter-Browser ========================================================== BoringGray is a stylesheet plus a collection of icons (mostly stolen from Opera 12.x, 1 x Windows XP and Otter 0.99) to "skin" the UI of the browser. Additionaly 2 .json-files are provided, containing toolbar/menu definitions. 1. Stylesheet To use the stylesheet with Otter: - store the .css-file somwhere on your system - tell Otter via Tools/Preferences/Advanced -> Appearance or about:config -> Interface/StyleSheet where to look for the stylesheet. CAVE: The stylesheet also defines the widget's decorations (arrows, "checked"-marks for checkboxes/radiobuttons). These images are stored in folder icons/w/. To NOT use these images, just delete/comment out the respective lines in the stylesheet to let Otter use it's own graphics. 2. Icons To use the icons/widget decorations with Otter: - store the icons/ folder somewhere on your system - tell Otter via about:config -> Interface/IconThemePath where to look for the icons - in the stylesheet, adjust the widget decoration's paths accordingly (near end of the .css-file) OR delete/comment out the respective lines in the stylesheet to let Otter use it's own icons. 3. Toolbar/Menu config files To use the toolbar/menu config files with Otter: - backup the respective .json files from %User%\AppData\Local\Otter\otter\ (toolBars.json) %User%\AppData\Local\Otter\otter\menu\ (webWidget.json) - copy the provided files to %User%\AppData\Local\Otter\otter\ (toolBars.json) %User%\AppData\Local\Otter\otter\menu\ (webWidget.json) - run Otter. menu/webWidget.json defines the context menu for web pages. I added an entry "Open with ...", allowing for opening the current page/hovered link in another browser. To use this feature you will have to adjust the "application"-entries to let them point to the respective browser's executables on your system.