Integrated Firefox

I happen to really like Mozilla 1.72 which I use daily.


1) Will there be an integrated version of
firefox that includes thunderbird, so I can just click a button and call
up thunderbird.

2) Will the themes be fixed so that the mozilla theme actually looks
like the old modern mozilla that ive gotten used to...including a
bookmarks button on the bottom. I dont need a bookmarks tab just a
radio button that doesnt cover my navigation buttons.



3) Why dont themes for firefox work with thunderbird?

 

Why? Firebird was created to offer a non-integrated browser. That
would be stupid; create a alternative non-integrated browser/email
solution, then integrate said solution.

There's a FF and TB icon on my "quick launch" toolbar in Windows and the
equivalent area in Gnome/Linux. How hard is it to click that? If you
want an integrated solution with an "easy to use button", then keep
using the Mozilla Suite.

If you dislike someone else's theme, why don't you create one yourself?
http://www.mozilla.org/catalog/end-user/customizing/themes/ BTW,
Firefox has the ability to have a "bookmark" button on the toolbar.

Because they are completely different products.

 

..brian responded in his usually adept manner, but here are my 2 cents.

Firefox 1.0PR now has the option of a Mail button that can be placed on
the toolbar. If TB is your default mail ap, that button will open TB.

As FF rolls towards 1.0, there has been a lot of under the hood
tweaking, that has broken a lot of themes. Many themers are starting to
catch up now. Try Tools>>Themes>>Get more themes, and you may find that
some have been added that suir your needs.

They are completely different aps, with completely different purposes,
completely different dispaly, completely different sets of icon needs.

That being said, it used to be possible to install some Mozilla themes
in FF, since the mail/news component was there. I think scott has it
rigged now not to allow this, but I suppose you could try.