Make XP Firefox like Vista

Posted by Crossover on 1 June, 2008 - 285 reading
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Strata Aero is a Firefox 3 theme for Windows XP or Linux. Now we know that Firefox has a different style for every System Operation but with this theme you can change the Firefox 3 style to Firefox Vista.
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