diff --git a/browser/locales/en-US/chrome/help/customization.xhtml b/browser/locales/en-US/chrome/help/customization.xhtml index 320b7070aeb5..5527af233114 100644 --- a/browser/locales/en-US/chrome/help/customization.xhtml +++ b/browser/locales/en-US/chrome/help/customization.xhtml @@ -22,8 +22,7 @@ Contributors:
Themes are small files that are installed in &brandShortName; that change - the look and feel of &brandShortName;. Themes are not allowed to modify the - actions or functionality of &brandShortName;, only the look.
+Add-ons are small pieces of software which change or add to the appearance or + functionality of &brandShortName;. There are two kinds of add-ons: extensions + and themes.
-You can download and install many themes from Mozilla Update. - Internet searches will find many other themes as well.
+Usually when you click on a link to install a theme, &brandShortName; - displays a dialog asking you for permission to install the theme. You can - choose to allow the download and installation or to cancel the process.
+You can download and install many add-ons from &brandShortName; + Add-ons. Internet searches will find many other add-ons as well.
-Should you ever wish to remove a theme from &brandShortName;, select
+ to open the Theme Manager.When you click on a link to install an add-on, &brandShortName; displays a + dialog asking you for permission to install the add-on. You can choose to + allow the download and installation or to cancel the process.
-In the Theme Manager, select the theme you wish to remove, and click the - Uninstall button. You may need to close and then reopen - &brandShortName; for all changes to take effect.
+Add-ons are managed in the Add-ons manager. Select
- to open it.To switch between your installed themes, select
+ to open the Theme Manager.By default, &brandShortName; will periodically check when a new version for + one of your installed add-ons is available. If any are available, it will + prompt you at the next start to install any updates. You can change this + behavior in the Update tab + of the Advanced panel of &pref.pluralCaps;.
-In the Theme Manager, select the theme of your choice, and click - the Use Theme button. It is recommended that you close and then - reopen &brandShortName; so that the theme can be applied correctly.
+You can check for updates manually by selecting the Extensions or + Themes panel and clicking the Find Updates button. If + updates are available, the Add-ons manager displays an Updates + panel, where you can choose the updates you want to install. Click the + Install Updates button to update those add-ons. + You need to restart &brandShortName; for changes to take effect.
-Whenever you would like to check for a newer version of a theme that you - have installed, select
+ to open - the Theme Manager.If you want to get rid of an extension, you can either disable it temporarily, + so it is easily available should you want to enable it again in the future, + or uninstall it. Themes can only be uninstalled since all themes except the + current one are disabled automatically.
+ +To disable or enable an extension, select the extension of your choice and + click its Disable or Enable button. To remove an add-on from + &brandShortName;, select the add-on you wish to remove and click its + Uninstall button. You need to restart &brandShortName; for changes to + take effect.
-In the Theme Manager, &brandShortName; displays Update Now buttons - for themes with available updates. Click the respective button for the theme - you would like to update.
+By default, &brandShortName; will periodically check and notify you when a - new version for one of your installed themes is available. You can change - this behavior in the Update - tab of the Advanced panel of &pref.pluralCaps;. - You can check for updates manually by clicking the Find Updates - button.
+Further functionality such as Visit Home Page and About is + available by selecting the add-on of your choice, pressing + &ctrlKey; and clicking onright-clicking the + add-on and selecting the respective item from the context menu.
-Extensions are small add-ons to &brandShortName; that change existing - browser functionality or add new functionality.
+Extensions often provide a dialog to configure their functionality. To open + the preferences dialog of an extension, select the Extensions panel, select + the extension of your choice, and click its &pref.pluralCaps; button, + or simply double-click the extension.
-Installing an extension involves a very similar process to installing - themes. Extensions can be found at Mozilla Update.
+To switch between your installed themes, select the Themes panel, select the + theme of your choice, and click its Use Theme button. You need to + restart &brandShortName; for changes to take effect.
-There should be an install link for each extension on that extension's - page. As long as JavaScript is not disabled in your browser, clicking this - link will install the extension for you.
- -Should you ever wish to remove an extension from &brandShortName;, select -
- - to open the Extension - Manager.In the Extension Manager, select the extension you wish to remove, and click - the Uninstall button. You may need to close and then reopen - &brandShortName; for all changes to take effect.
- -Whenever you would like to check for a newer version of an extension that - you have installed, select
- - to open the Extension Manager.In the Extension Manager, &brandShortName; displays Update Now - buttons for extensions with available updates. Click the respective button for - the extension you would like to update.
- -By default, &brandShortName; will periodically check and notify you when a - new version for one of your installed extensions is available. You can change - this behavior in the Update - tab of the Advanced panel of &pref.pluralCaps;. - You can check for updates manually by clicking the Find Updates - button.
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