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How can I customize the developer tools in Firefox Developer Edition?

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armandoammar
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Hi guys, I'm changing from Chrome to Firefox Developer Edition, and I need to change the style of developer tools, background color, highlight color, font size, and line-height...


I want to modify the theme like the Material Theme in Google Chrome.

Thanks in advance!

Hi guys, I'm changing from Chrome to Firefox Developer Edition, and I need to change the style of developer tools, background color, highlight color, font size, and line-height... I want to modify the theme like the Material Theme in Google Chrome. Thanks in advance!

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cor-el
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See:

Note that you need to use the !important; flag to override existing rules.

armandoammar
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cor-el said
See: Note that you need to use the !important; flag to override existing rules.

Thanks for your answer, but... I'm really a newbie with firefox, and I need some instructions... I use Ubuntu, and I can't find .css files in my firefox's folder. And what I do with these links that you send to me?

armandoammar
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cor-el said
See: Note that you need to use the !important; flag to override existing rules.

Thanks for your answer, but I have some problems. I can't find the .css files in my firefox folder, I don't know where they are(I use Ubuntu).