tucss

Provides a userChrome.css for Thunderbird, Lightning, and other extensions (as the need arises -- currently includes XNote) to make these wonderful pieces of software do the one thing they don"t: integrate properly with the user"s desktop. Instructions: 1) download userChrome.css 2) place into the "chrome" directory in the profile dir for your installation of Thunderbird (you will most likely have to make this directory). To find your profile, check out this link: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder 3) (Re-)start Thunderbird. 4) Enjoy happier retinas Tired of the blinding white in Lightning"s calendar? Tired of the obtrusive white mail notifications which don"t fit with the rest of your desktop? Annoyed that someone should insist that your notes be taken on yellow "paper"? I know I was. (: Here"s the history and a bit of a rant. If you"re not in the mood, just download the userChrome.css already (: It"s a bit of a pet peeve of