WALL•E Comes to a Firefox Theme

While browsing through the Mozilla Addons site yesterday I came across the official WALL•E Firefox theme!

WALL-E Firefox Theme

Unfortunately the theme is Windows only. However, with a bit of investigating, I was able to extract the jar file and install it on my Mac.

The theme is pretty good. WALL•E is a bit hard to see behind the address bar and I wish the bar was semi-transparent so that he was more visible. It’s also a bit hefty at over 3MB. Other than that, it looks pretty slick and works well. Nothing to extraordinary, but fun none the less. As it makes its way to 1.0, the theme has a lot of potential to grow into something spectacular.

To get WALL•E in Firefox 2, head over to the WALL•E Addon page, log into your Addon’s account and then download. Or you can click here to link directly to the theme file. If you’re on a Mac, you’ll want to choose the direct option. – All links removed.

Thanks Disney for embracing Firefox themes and I hope to see more!

25 Comments

  1. Thanks for posting the direct link to the JAR file. I downloaded it and installed it on Linux, and it looks great. Any chance you can track down a link to the newest version? I’m not sure how you figured it out. Thanks!

  2. Anyone have the file that they could upload?… The Firefox add-on site keeps saying that the wall-e add-on is disabled.

    Thanks

  3. Robert – Did you log-in to a Mozilla Addon’s account. It’s probably in the sandbox so you need to register and log-in to get it.

  4. I might still have the jar file on my machine at work. I’ll check tomorrow, and if so, I’ll post it…somewhere….

  5. Sorry…the license that comes in the pack says that redistribution isn’t permitted. I’d rather play it safe than mess with any possible legal issues, so I won’t be sending it to anyone.

  6. Kim – I’m still getting the same error from that new file after downloading it, even though I’m running 3.0.1. Please help!

  7. After it downloads, don’t double click on it. Open Firefox add-ons (Tools->Add-Ons) and drag walle.jar to the themes section. It should install and be ready to use after that.

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