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Does this page look strange? Perhaps you should try a browser, that really supports CSS, like Mozilla. Here's a picture of how this page should look.

Ooow! Yeah, you know they're gonna bring it down now They're gonna wreck it down, yeah Something's come to rock me and I can't keep my head I've never seen the New York city streets when my leg'ers still treads I know I'm still better off standin' in the shadows far from humans with guns But now, it's too late, there's no escape from what they have done, come on ... Step dooooo, down, d-down, d-d-down, hey, hey Yeah, we gotta bring it down yeah Some people with a pocket full of money and an eye full of hate Take your pleasure with destruction of of everything that they try to create Somebody tell me why this own mankind only tip of them touch Heaven, help them when they bite off more than they can chew and now, it's too much ... Something's come to rock me and I can't keep my head I've never seen the New York city streets when my leg'ers still treads I know I'm still better off standin' in the shadows far from humans with guns But now, it's too late, there's no escape from what they have done ...
"Deeper Underground" Jamiroquai CSS

Why CSS?
Slowly people begin to realize that using CSS for a webpage is a neat idea which makes it easy to change the look of your website. But their choice of colors or fonts or whatsoever sometimes needs getting used to. I guess, there are a lot of people out there who don't like my choices for this page. Thing is, if you want to change these colors, fonts or have a completly different layout for a page written by someone else mozilla can help you.
How to use user defined stylesheets in mozilla
Actually, it's pretty simple to override stylesheets in mozilla. All you need is a file called userContent.css located in your .mozilla/$profilename/!@$!@$!/chrome directory. Take the classnames from the original stylesheet an override them with your own choices, but don't forget the ! important at the end of the line ;-).

Themes

You don't like the original mozilla theme? Have a look at [external link] themes.mozdev.org. You'll find there a couple of new themes for mozilla, phoenix, netscape...
My personal favorites are:

Orbit 3+1

Retro

Pinball

Document Navigation Bar

Enable the Site Navigation Bar under View->Show/Hide->Site Navigation Bar and it should look like this:

Example

<link href="sitemap.html" rel="contents">
<link href="sitemap.html" rel="search">
<link href="index.html" rel="top">
<link href="contact.html" rel="author">
<link href="contact.html" rel="copyright">
<link href="index.html" title="Home" rel="chapter">

<link href="greetings.html" title="Greetings" rel="chapter">
<link href="hobby.html" title="Hobby" rel="chapter">
<link href="travel.html" title="Travel" rel="chapter">
<link href="contact.html" title="Contact" rel="chapter">
<link href="#0" title="CSS" rel="section">
<link href="#1" title="Themes" rel="section">
<link href="#2" title="Document Navigation Bar" rel="section">
<link href="greetings.html" rel="prev">
<link href="travel.html" rel="next">
<link href="hobby.html" rel="up">

How does mozilla get the information for these buttons? Have a look at my page source. You will notice that I declare some links in the <head> section.
The syntax for these links is pretty simple and the value for rel (and rev) are defined in the [external link] HTML 4.0 Spec. So go, change you website and use these links for easier navigation....

bm2xml.pl
Usage:
bm2xml.pl pathToMozillaBookmarks
prints xml to STDOUT.

Mozilla Bookmarks to XML (bm2xml.pl)

One annoying thing about the mozilla bookmarks is, that they are in html and not xml.
Here's a short perl skript which transforms it into xml. The output from mozilla's initial bookmarks looks like this and I use this stylesheet to get this HTML page.