Instructions Mozilla Firefox 1.5:
- If you do not already have Mozilla Firefox, go to
www.mozilla.com and
download and install Mozilla Firefox 1.5.
- Start Mozilla Firefox 1.5.
- In the menu, click "Tools" - "Options..." and the Options dialog
will open, click the "Content" tab and and check:
- That the option "Warn me when websites try to install
extensions or themes" is unchecked.
- That the option "Enable JavaScript" is checked.
(Image large small).
- This step only works in Mozilla Firefox 1.5: Click on this
link
to install the "Quintarian Web Browser 2.5"
theme in your Mozilla Firefox 1.5.
- The "Themes" dialog will open, there you can choose the
"Quintarian Web Browser 2.5" theme.
- Click "Use Theme", close the "Themes" dialog, shut down
Mozilla Firefox 1.5 and then start it again.
- Your Mozilla Firefox 1.5 should now have the "Quintarian Web Browser" look.
- In the menu, click "Tools" - "Options..." and the
Options dialog will open, click the "Content" tab and enable (check)
the option "Warn me when websites try to install extensions or themes".
Nexus button: To install a Nexus button
in the main toolbar, do like this:
- Start Mozilla Firefox 1.5. (In Linux you need to be logged in as root)
- Download the file "nexus_q5_mzff1.5.xpi"
to a temporary folder.
- This step only works in Mozilla Firefox 1.5: In the menu click
"File" - "Open File...", navigate to the temporary folder,
and open the file "nexus_q5_mzff1.5.xpi".
- The "Software installation" dialog opens, click the "Install Now" button
(image).
- The "Extensions" dialog opens, you can see "Nexus Button (q5br) 1.5"
and the message "This item will be installed after you restart Firefox"
(image).
- Close the "Extensions" dialog, and close Mozilla Firefox 1.5
and then start it again.
- In the menu click "View" - "Toolbars" - "Customize",
and the "Customize Toolbar" dialog opens
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- Drag the Nexus button from the "Customize Toolbar" dialog window to
the main toolbar, and then click the "Done" button.
Windows only (?):
- If you want to change the Mozilla Firefox icon to a
Quintarian-inspired one, do like this:
- Download the file mz1q5.zip and "unzip" it to
a temporary folder. There should be 2 files, you will be using only one of them:
- "q5br.ico", a Quintarian Web Browser icon (image)
- Move the file "q5br.ico" from the temporary folder to the
Mozilla Firefox program folder, usually "C:\Program files\Mozilla Firefox\".
- Now you can change the Mozilla icons in the Start menu
and on the desktop to "q5br.ico".
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