Rebranding Firefox: Difference between revisions
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<!ENTITY brandShortName "Mozilla Firebird"> | <!ENTITY brandShortName "Mozilla Firebird"> | ||
<!ENTITY version "0.7"> | <!ENTITY version "0.7"> | ||
<!ENTITY vendorShortName | <!ENTITY vendorShortName "Mozilla Firebird"> | ||
<!ENTITY releaseURL | <!ENTITY releaseURL "http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firebird/release-notes.html"> | ||
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<!ENTITY brandShortName "Microsoft Internet Explorer"> | <!ENTITY brandShortName "Microsoft Internet Explorer"> | ||
<!ENTITY version "0.7"> | <!ENTITY version "0.7"> | ||
<!ENTITY vendorShortName | <!ENTITY vendorShortName "Microsoft Internet Explorer"> | ||
<!ENTITY releaseURL | <!ENTITY releaseURL "http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firebird/release-notes.html"> | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 10 February 2004
- Go to your Firebird program folder. Then, go to a folder that's called Chrome. Copy that folder somewhere else for a backup.
- Within that Chrome folder, there is a JAR file called en-US. If that's the language you are using, extract it. You need to find some software that can extract JARs and repackage them. I use EZArc.
- Within the en-US that you extracted, go to locale->en-US->global. Within the global folder, open up brand.dtd.
- Then, you should see something like this: Code:
<!ENTITY lang.version "1.5"> <!ENTITY brandShortName "Mozilla Firebird"> <!ENTITY version "0.7"> <!ENTITY vendorShortName "Mozilla Firebird">
<!ENTITY releaseURL "http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firebird/release-notes.html">
You could edit that to something like this:
Code:
<!ENTITY lang.version "1.5"> <!ENTITY brandShortName "Microsoft Internet Explorer"> <!ENTITY version "0.7"> <!ENTITY vendorShortName "Microsoft Internet Explorer">
<!ENTITY releaseURL "http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firebird/release-notes.html">
That assumes that you use en-US.
Then, repackage everything back exactly how it was and try to run Firebird.