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Kempelton 3.2
The new Kempelton version has an updated back and forward button style just like Qute 4.1, as well as a few more improvements. Each of the default set of toolbar icons has been carefully tweaked in color and shape. The … Continue reading →
Kempelton Large 3.1
It’s back! The large version of Kempelton is once again updated to the same level as the regular theme. It is a bit unpolished and perhaps buggy, but it’ll do for now.
Kempelton 3.1
Kempelton 3.1 is released. It is updated for, and requires, Firefox 3.5 (beta). (If you don’t want to run a pre-release, you shouldn’t have to wait much longer until it’s final.) Other than that, the theme has been refined in … Continue reading →
Theme platform support
Supporting Mac OS X has turned out to be too difficult. I was able to fix the scrollbar issue but it’s a clumsy solution I’d rather not have to deal with. And even then, a host of other issues remain. … Continue reading →
Kempelton 3.0
Get Kempelton on Firefox Add-ons. It appears that I’m hardly capable of producing a minor update to a theme. I keep finding things to improve until I’ve remade almost every single icon. Together with the need to create lots of … Continue reading →
Updates for Firefox 3
The updating of my themes for Firefox 3 is progressing well. It will be more than just compatibility updates, too.
Kempelton Large 2.0 is out
The larger version of the Kempelton Firefox theme, now called simply Kempelton Large, is done. Besides the updated icons of this theme, more elements are bigger compared to its predecessor Kempelton PE, such as icons in bookmarks, making the scale … Continue reading →
Kempelton 2.0 released
So, after many hours of work I have finished, more or less, the Kempelton 2.0 theme for Firefox. For this version, every icon has been recreated from the ground up. This was necessitated by my move from Paint Shop Pro … Continue reading →