The Top 10 Mozilla Firefox Themes | Must Download.

As we all know Firefox is a fastest growing popular web browser.There are lots of free download able extensions, add-ons, themes available on the internet for firefox.I am listing top 10 firefox themes here depends on there popularity of weekly downloads.Customize look and feel of your browser with the following themes.

1. ACE Safari Foxdie (Blue)

All-in-one Mac style theme! see the full pack here

2.Vista-aero

The most IE8-like theme with Vista Aero style! We can disable color tab of Vista-aero By click option at the end of the tabbar ,disable useColorTab.

3.Chromifox Basic

A coat of Chrome for Firefox. Chromifox is a bright and soft blue theme for Firefox on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, inspired by the appearance of the Google Chrome browser and its open-source roots, Chromium.

4.Walnut

Walnut (with icons from art.gnome.org) for a wooden look and feel. Walnut is a complete skin redesign so that all windows, widgets, panels, and even the addons have a wooden look and feel.
Check Walnut2 for a more polished and smoother look!

5.ANTHEM

ANTHEM is a take on originality and recent UI trends for Firefox web browsing. It was built on the original Mac theme that comes OOB with the FF3 install.

6.Avant Garde

Yes, it’s pink! And proud of it. These sugary sweet graphics and icons are the perfect eye candy to brighten up your day!

7. Aeon Clouds

A cool theme with sky and clouds for background. Aeon Clouds (formerly CloudGnome) is a cool experience that has been tweaked to help people who need a low-contrast theme.

8.Vfox3

Clean, professional and elegant. Apple style with Firefox

9.Gradient iCool

A modern glassy dark theme with unique animated interface. A perfect mixture of black and blue for your ultimate Firefox browser

.10.Slickerfox

Slicker simpler smaller flatter fuller foxier.Simplicity and intuitive control is the overall goal of Slickerfox. I have tried to merge ideas from previous versions of Firefox with new ideas from 3.0 in a new way, while purposefully avoiding designs that recall other browsers in order to preserve product identity.