Firefox Mod Blur - Modular (Installer Fork)

This fork adds an installer that helps manage mods/themes.

Note

I'll keep maintaining this fork until the upstream author finishes the feature of toggling extra mods/themes in about:config. -- Alan Kuan

Please go to https://github.com/datguypiko/Firefox-Mod-Blur for more information.

🔧 Version 3.0 - Working on functionality overhaul. Responsive oneliner, toggling extra mods through about:config and other adjustments.

Preview v 3.0 datguypiko#129

↔️ Organization Difference

• The mods that pop out and push bookmark bar on hover is relocated to EXTRA_MODS/Auto hide Mods.
• installation.txt and readme.txt are either removed or renamed as README.md.

Warning

Since the original file organization is modified in this fork, the installer does not work in the upstream repo.

🔧 Installation

Important

1. In about:config set toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to "True" for your custom themes to work.

2. Clone the repo with the latest or your preferred version.

3. You can find your profile folder by writing about:support in URL bar and using Open folder in Profile folder section.

4. Follow the instructions below.

📃 Installer Script

Prerequisites

Install a Python package with the following command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

./installer.py [-h] [-e] DIRECTORY

Arguments	Description
DIRECTORY	The path to Firefox profile directory; if '-e', '--exact' flag is enabled, this should be the path to the exact directory where the files are installed.

Options	Description
-h, --help	Show help messages.
-e, --exact	Whether the given directory is exactly where the files are installed. It will be useful if you wrap 'Firefox Mod Blur' in your own 'chrome' directory with a different name.

Examples:

./installer.py ~/.mozilla/firefox/x0x0x0x0.default-release

./installer.py -e ~/.mozilla/firefox/x0x0x0x0.default-release/chrome/Firefox-Mod-Blur

Important

You should run git pull by yourself before executing "Update" with the script.

Note

You should run the script with python3 ./installer.py ... on Windows.

Screenshots

• First time to install:
• Run the script after installed:
• Manage Mods:
• Manage Themes:
• Update Mods/Theme:
• List Installed Mods/Theme:
• Uninstall: