Firefox Modding
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The document discusses customizing the Mozilla Firefox web browser through modifications known as "mods". It describes how to modify Firefox's functions, appearance, and source code by developing extensions, themes, and skins. It also provides details on the files, code, and directories involved in developing extensions for Firefox using XML, XUL, JavaScript, and CSS.
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