This just can’t get any better. A Mac OS X theme / skin for the web based feed reader Google Reader. Jon from HicksDesign has come up with this excellent idea to make Mac users feel at home while using Google Reader.
This theme works even better for people (like me) who like to emulate Mac OS X on their operating systems. Here is a screenshot of the Mac OS X skin for Google Reader with Firefox theme MacFox and Tiger Visual Style by kol.
You can use this skin on almost all major browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Camino, Safari and Opera). You just need to install the Stylish extension for Firefox and add the code given on the site. Head over to Hicks Design to find how you can use this theme.
A must have skin if you are both a Mac OS X fan and also want to have a cool new look for Google Reader.
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Did you see this post at LH?
http://www.lifehacker.com/software/google-reader/prettify-google-reader-253060.php
Is this what you posted here? I can’t get to the image as Flickr is blocked in the UAE.
Its the same thing… but I posted much earlier than LifeHacker. You can check the times in the RSS feeds.
Yes…I know. Thats why I asked. But from LH only I saw the screenshot and I get that thing in my G Reader.
I think, I should host my images somewhere else.
[...] the appearance of a web page. For an example of how Stylish can change websites drastically see the Google Reader Mac OS X skin. You can find scripts for Stylish extension at [...]
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