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The next steps give you the way to change successfully the icon of your extensions that you want to put in the Left-Sidebar to match the theme:
1. You will need to get a new icon to replace the extension default one, so first search in internet and download it, I usually use this web page to get them: svgrepo, be sure to download it in svg format.
2. Open the image with a text-editor program and add/change the property 'fill' or 'stroke' with 'context-fill' like this: fill="context-fill" or stroke="context-fill"
3. In this example I will use the 'gmail mail sidebar' extension, I downloaded the icon and edited following the steps 1 and 2, now I will put the icon into chrome/icons folder.
4. For the next step you need to know the ID of the extension so to get it you need to open a tab with the next url: about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox and search for the extension and copy the ID:
5. The next code you will use it for each of your extensions changing the ID and the name of the new icon, you can use the chrome/components/ogx_tricks.css file to do it.
⚠ Some extensions have alphanumeric IDs and you will have no problems with it, but some other extensions may have special characters (like @ or . ) that must be replaced in the code, for example the Chatwapp in sidebar extension the @ was replace by _.
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The next steps give you the way to change successfully the icon of your extensions that you want to put in the Left-Sidebar to match the theme:
1. You will need to get a new icon to replace the extension default one, so first search in internet and download it, I usually use this web page to get them: svgrepo, be sure to download it in
svg
format.2. Open the image with a text-editor program and add/change the property 'fill' or 'stroke' with 'context-fill' like this:
fill="context-fill"
orstroke="context-fill"
3. In this example I will use the 'gmail mail sidebar' extension, I downloaded the icon and edited following the steps 1 and 2, now I will put the icon into
chrome/icons
folder.4. For the next step you need to know the ID of the extension so to get it you need to open a tab with the next url:
about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
and search for the extension and copy the ID:5. The next code you will use it for each of your extensions changing the ID and the name of the new icon, you can use the
chrome/components/ogx_tricks.css
file to do it.RESULTADO
⚠ Some extensions have alphanumeric IDs and you will have no problems with it, but some other extensions may have special characters (like @ or . ) that must be replaced in the code, for example the Chatwapp in sidebar extension the
@
was replace by_
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