One of the most significant improvements in Firefox 53 is the addition of a new GPU process manager called Quantum Compositor that is aimed at Windows systems and which helps reduce the number of crashes by up to 22 percent in the case of Direct3D and 17 percent for drivers. We give it a downgrade because of that.Mozilla has just released a new version of its Firefox browser, this time coming with some pretty big changes, including two new themes.įirst and foremost, it’s worth noting that Firefox 53 no longer supports old operating systems like Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS X 32-bit, and Linux running on Pentium 4 or AMD Opteron processors or older.Īt the same time, Mozilla is pushing Windows XP and Windows Vista to the extended support branch on Firefox 52, meaning that users who continue running this version will still get security updates for another year, but without receiving any new features and improvements. Noia Fox is an accessibility-oriented theme and is great for those with visual requirements.īuttons are colorful, and a default grey theme reduces tiredness in the eyes.Ĭustomizing options are unfortunately a bit unintuitive and tricky to find - they’re in the Extensions area of the Add-Ons Manager, not Appearance, by the way. Noia Fox by David.Vincent has 5 stars out of 5 from 83 user reviews in Firefox’s Add-ons library. There’s nothing half-hearted in this theme and a lot of work has gone into the detailed, textured graphics. The address bar and search box appear carved into the screen rendered by a subtle shadow effect.
This theme skins Firefox with a grainy wooden box-like look. Alfredkayser’s Walnut for Firefox is a wooden-themed rendition. If you ever feel like technology is taking over your life, here’s the antidote. Walnut for Firefox has 5 stars out of 5 from 194 user reviews in Firefox’s Add-ons library. Using a sybaritic theme like this will make you want never to go back to clunky-old Firefox default. Gorgeously thin black lines define the white browser address bar and search box and are a pleasure to view.
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