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how do I change a toolbar icon

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kaybee327
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Must confess I have been a user of Firefox as default for some time. Have recently changed to a 64bit op system (Windows 8) and the only 64 bit browser I can find in the Nightly version.

Regret I find the toolbar icons very bland and wish to change some of them to my custom icons but can not find how to do this. Custom toolbars allows them to be created or amended but can not change icon.

Pointers, Hints, Tips or advice would be most welcome. Also have tried looking for browser.css but can not find it.

Thanks in advance

Keith

Must confess I have been a user of Firefox as default for some time. Have recently changed to a 64bit op system (Windows 8) and the only 64 bit browser I can find in the Nightly version. Regret I find the toolbar icons very bland and wish to change some of them to my custom icons but can not find how to do this. Custom toolbars allows them to be created or amended but can not change icon. Pointers, Hints, Tips or advice would be most welcome. Also have tried looking for browser.css but can not find it. Thanks in advance Keith

Solution eye eponami

hello, the normal firefox releases run just fine on 64bit versions of windows - so just for that reason you wouldn't have to switch for a alpha build of the browser...

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philipp
philipp
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Solution eye oponami

hello, the normal firefox releases run just fine on 64bit versions of windows - so just for that reason you wouldn't have to switch for a alpha build of the browser...

kaybee327
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Madperson thank you very much.

I presumed 64 bit version would be a bit quicker and more efficient but I will certainly go back to the standard version

Thanks again

Keith