Nothing great, but since I just had some drawing to do in Inkscape (damn fine program, damn fine), I thought a browser skin would be nice. Well, creating a whole skin is a major pain and takes weeks so I took a shortcut: Using Personas (, [url=http://people.mozilla.com/~myk/personas/dist/personas-dev.xpi]installation), you can make simple Firefox skins with just two bitmaps. And that's what I did.
Sadly installation isn't quite as easy as I'd like, since Personas are usually only available through the official index, but I don't want to publish it there without an OK from the GoG folks.
If you're still interested, the description is here.
P.S. The image has been drawn from scratch, so it doesn't exactly resemble the official gog logo.

Looks pretty swanky. Not something I'd use personally but cool nonetheless

I'd consider using it...

NO! OPERA!

lol... sorry, no can do. Opera is something that I usually avoid for anything but testing as it's well... a very quirky browser. Nearly nothing is implemented entirely correctly, and especially the Javascript interpreter is a major pain (this thing actually makes IE's JScript look good).

I could try and sing Carmina Burana if you like, I can't promise you'll have hearing afterwards...

Can you do Musicals, too? Maybe a passable Jean Valjean? ;)

Ah, could maybe one of the GoG people tell me if it's OK to submit this to the official Persona index... that would make installation a whole lot simpler.

You might have quicker luck contacting Support / Feedback than asking on a forum post. In any case, contact them anyway to give more chances of staff finding it and getting back to you.

Ok, done.

in regards to my previous post, I was drunk and having fun. ;)

Well, we weren't drunk when we answered it (at least I wasn't), but we were having fun as well :)

http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa19/Cliftor/Capture2.jpg
http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa19/Cliftor/Capture-1.jpg
Huh?

Yep, the Firefox addon system is actually informing you what site triggered the installation, not where the file comes from. Since I posted on GoG.com, you get asked about gog.com.