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- =============================================
- Grey styling for Thunderbird Supernova
- =============================================
-
- A simple grey theme for Thunderbird using legacy userChrome. A
- solid-colour theme using #e7e7e7 background which may help reduce
- eye-strain.
-
- The blog post:
-
- https://cybrkyd.com/post/thunderbird-supernova-theme/
-
-
- Requirements
-------------
-
- Thunderbird 115+
-
-
- Installation
-------------
-
- 1. Enable userChrome in Thunderbird:
- * Navigate to Settings > General > Config Editor
- * Search for : toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets
- * Toggle to 'true'
-
- 2. Locate your profile directory:
- * Navigate to Help > Troubleshooting Information.
- * Under the Application Basics section, find the Profile
- Directory row.
- * Locate the profile which is in use; it will be labelled as:
- "This is the profile in use and it cannot be deleted"
- * Click on Open Folder for the Root Directory. Your profile
- folder will open.
-
- 3. In your profile directory, create a new folder called 'chrome'.
-
- 4. Add "userChrome.css" and "userContent.css" to the directory
- "chrome".
-
- 5. Restart Thunderbird.
-
-
- Licence
--------
-
- This project is made available under a GPL3 licence -- see COPYING
- for the full text.
-
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+ # Grey Theme for Thunderbird Supernova
+
+ A simple grey theme for Thunderbird using legacy userChrome. This is a solid-colour theme using #e7e7e7 background which may help reduce eye-strain.
+
+ The blog post: <a href="https://cybrkyd.com/post/thunderbird-supernova-theme" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Thunderbird Supernova grey theme</a>
+
+ ## Status
+ Works for me.
+
+ ## Requirements
+ Thunderbird 115+
+
+ ## Installation
+
+ 1. Enable userChrome in Thunderbird:
+ * Navigate to Settings > General > Config Editor
+ * Search for **toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets**
+ * Toggle to 'true'
+
+ 2. Locate your profile directory:
+ * Navigate to Help > Troubleshooting Information.
+ * Under the Application Basics section, find the Profile Directory row.
+ * Locate the profile which is in use; it will be labelled as: *This is the profile in use and it cannot be deleted*.
+ * Click on Open Folder for the **Root Directory**. Your profile folder will open.
+
+ 3. In your profile directory, create a new folder called 'chrome'.
+
+ 4. Add **userChrome.css** and **userContent.css** to the directory 'chrome'.
+
+ 5. Restart Thunderbird.
+
+ ## Licences
+ This project is made available under a GPL3 licence -- see COPYING for the full text.
+