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Editing the Firefox Splash Plugin

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Editing the Firefox Splash Plugin

Splash is a Firefox add-on that adds a custom splash screen when the browser starts up. It’s a fairly customizable plugin that adds your own custom touch to it’s interface.

So let’s get started with customizing this add-on

You’re going to need to open your Add-ons menu first to access the splash options screen. That’s located here

Tools > Add-ons > Splash. Select options.

1. General Tab - Here’s where you set up the very basic options for your own splash screen. Background colors and padding…well you can see the image below.

Editing the Firefox Splash Plugin

2. Image Tab - This is obviously where you define your new image. Mine is set at the default size and file format, but you do not have to use a png and you can make the image dimensions what ever you choose.

Editing the Firefox Splash Plugin

3. Text Tab - again a real no brainer, but you can see you also have access to change the color as well as text style here.

Editing the Firefox Splash Plugin

4. Miscellaneous Tab - Add sound when opening Firefox and set splash window opacity here.

Editing the Firefox Splash Plugin

And that’s it. A pretty neat little add-on that gives Firefox a little more character. Just one more to reason to switch from IE to Firefox.

Like the plugin, but not thrilled with the splash screen?

Stop by Mr Tech’s website for cool pre-fabbed custom screens.

Download More Splash Screens Here
Download Thunderbird Splash Screens Here

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Thunderbird - Start My Reply Above The Quote

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Thunderbird - Start My Reply Above The Quote

I’ve been getting complaints that my messages were not coming through since I started using Thunderbird. What was happening is my replies were showing at the bottom of my emails.

I must have at some point set Thunderbird to reply messages to, “start my reply below the quote”. I’m not sure if I screwed up or this is the default, but below are directions on how to change this.

In the menu at the top of the screen in Thunderbird, go to

Tools  —> Account Settings —–> Composition & Addressing, in the Composition dialog box

Make sure that the check box for “Automatically quote the original message when relying then, Start my reply above the quote.

If you set up your Thunderbird like this it will place your reply at the top everytime.

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