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---
title: Contributing to Zen Browser
draft: false
lastmod: 2024-08-26
lastmod: 2025-02-07
---
Thank you for considering contributing to Zen Browser! We appreciate your time and effort in improving this project. The following is a set of guidelines for contributing to Zen Browser. These guidelines are intended to make it easier for you to get involved.
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- [[www | Getting Started with Zen's Homepage Development]]
- [[docs | Getting Started with Documentation Contributions]]
- [[translation | Getting Started with Translations]]
Please follow the appropriate guide based on the repository you want to contribute to.
### Reporting Bugs
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>[!important]
>Open the issue in it's corresponding GitHub repository:
>- [Desktop Browser App](https://github.com/zen-browser/desktop/issues)
>- [Zen's Custom Themes](https://github.com/zen-browser/theme-store)
>- [Zen's Custom Mods](https://github.com/zen-browser/theme-store)
>- [Zen's Homepage Website](https://github.com/zen-browser/www)
>- [This documentation Website](https://github.com/zen-browser/docs)
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![[discuss.png]]
We welcome suggestions for new features or improvements to existing ones. To suggest a feature, please start a new Github discussion in the Ideas category.
We welcome suggestions for new features or improvements to existing ones. To suggest a feature, please start a new Github discussion in the Ideas category.
*Use the correct Github Repository based on the list above*
---

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* #### [[building|Building Zen Browser 📦]]
* #### [[user-manual/index|User Manual 📖]]
* #### [[guides/index|Guides 🛠️]]
* #### [[themes-store/index|Theme Store 🎨]]
* #### [[themes-store/index|Mods Registry 🎨]]
* #### [[faq | Frequently Asked Questions ❓]]
* #### [[benchmarks | Performance Benchmarks 📊]]
* #### [[contribute/index | Contribution Guides 🌟]]

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---
title: Themes Store 🎨
title: Mods Registry 🎨
---

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---
title: Themes Store Preferences ⚙️
lastmod: 2024-09-16
title: Mods Registry Preferences ⚙️
lastmod: 2025-02-07
---
The `preferences.json` file allows theme developers to define custom preferences that control the behavior and appearance of themes in the Zen Browser. Each preference is defined with a `property`, a `label`, a `type`, and optionally `options` (for dropdown preferences), `defaultValue`, `placeholder` (to configure preference placeholder) and `disabledOn` (to disable property on selected OS). The `preferences.json` file contains a list of these preference objects at its root.
The `preferences.json` file allows mod developers to define custom preferences that control the behavior and appearance of mods in the Zen Browser. Each preference is defined with a `property`, a `label`, a `type`, and optionally `options` (for dropdown preferences), `defaultValue`, `placeholder` (to configure preference placeholder) and `disabledOn` (to disable property on selected OS). The `preferences.json` file contains a list of these preference objects at its root.
## Preferences fields
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The `property` field is a string that should follow Firefox's preference naming schema, similar to `about:config` entries. The `property` name can be any valid string that aligns with this schema.
For example: `theme.mytheme.background_color`
For example: `mod.mymod.background_color`
### Field: `label` - Label
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```json title="Checkbox Example"
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode",
"property": "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode",
"label": "Enable dark mode",
"type": "checkbox"
}
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```json title="Dropdown Example"
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.background_color",
"property": "mod.mymod.background_color",
"label": "Background color",
"type": "dropdown",
"options": [
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```json title="String Example"
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.tab_padding",
"property": "mod.mymod.tab_padding",
"label": "Set tab padding",
"type": "string"
}
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<details>
<summary><font weight="bold" size=4.75><b>See Full Example</b></font></summary>
Below is a full example of what a `preferences.json` file might look like with multiple preference objects in its root. Each object represents a preference defined for a theme:
Below is a full example of what a `preferences.json` file might look like with multiple preference objects in its root. Each object represents a preference defined for a mod:
```json
[
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode",
"property": "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode",
"label": "Enable dark mode",
"type": "checkbox",
"defaultValue": true
},
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.background_color",
"property": "mod.mymod.background_color",
"label": "Background color",
"type": "dropdown",
"placeholder": "Select a color",
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]
},
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.show_bookmarks_bar",
"property": "mod.mymod.show_bookmarks_bar",
"label": "Show bookmarks bar",
"type": "string",
"disabledOn": ["macos"]
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---
## Using preferences in the theme's CSS
## Using preferences in the mod's CSS
Once you have defined your preferences in the `preferences.json` file, you can use them in your theme’s CSS to modify the appearance or behavior based on the user’s selections.
Once you have defined your preferences in the `preferences.json` file, you can use them in your mod’s CSS to modify the appearance or behavior based on the user’s selections.
### Checkbox Preferences
Checkbox preferences can be detected in your CSS using the `-moz-bool-pref` media query, which evaluates the boolean value (`true` or `false`) of a checkbox preference.
For example, if you have a preference to enable dark mode in your theme:
For example, if you have a preference to enable dark mode in your mod:
```json
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode",
"property": "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode",
"label": "Enable dark mode",
"type": "checkbox"
}
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You can use the following CSS to change the background color when the dark mode preference is enabled:
```css {1}
@media (-moz-bool-pref: "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode") {
@media (-moz-bool-pref: "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode") {
body {
background-color: #000;
color: #fff;
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You can also have negative conditions
```css {1}
@media not (-moz-bool-pref: "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode")
@media not (-moz-bool-pref: "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode")
```
### Dropdown Preferences
> [!attention]
> `property` fields defined in `preferences.json` using the `"dropdown"` type will have one key difference when used in your themes CSS: **dots (`.`) in the `property` name are replaced with hyphens (`-`)**.
> `property` fields defined in `preferences.json` using the `"dropdown"` type will have one key difference when used in your mod’s CSS: **dots (`.`) in the `property` name are replaced with hyphens (`-`)**.
>
> E.g. `theme.mytheme.background_color` becomes `theme-mytheme-background_color` in the CSS file.
> E.g. `mod.mymod.background_color` becomes `mod-mymod-background_color` in the CSS file.
> This transformation ensures that the property can be used as an attribute selector or inside a media query.
For dropdown preferences, you can detect the selected value using the `:has(){:css}` CSS pseudo-class, which applies styles based on the selected attribute and value in the DOM.
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```json
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.background_color",
"property": "mod.mymod.background_color",
"label": "Background color",
"type": "dropdown",
"options": [
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```css {2,8,14}
/* Green background */
body:has(#theme-mytheme[theme-mytheme-background_color="green"]) {
body:has(#mod-mymod[mod-mymod-background_color="green"]) {
background-color: #008000;
color: #000;
}
/* Blue background */
body:has(#theme-mytheme[theme-mytheme-background_color="blue"]) {
body:has(#mod-mymod[mod-mymod-background_color="blue"]) {
background-color: #0000ff;
color: #fff;
}
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In this example:
- The background color and text color change based on the value selected in the `background_color` dropdown.
- The selector `body:has(#theme-mytheme[background_color="value"]){:css}` checks the `background_color` attribute and applies the relevant styles based on the selected option.
- The selector `body:has(#mod-mymod[background_color="value"]){:css}` checks the `background_color` attribute and applies the relevant styles based on the selected option.
---
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```json
[
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode",
"property": "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode",
"label": "Enable dark mode",
"type": "checkbox"
},
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.background_color",
"property": "mod.mymod.background_color",
"label": "Background color",
"type": "dropdown",
"options": [
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```css
/* Checkbox for dark mode */
@media (-moz-bool-pref: "theme.mytheme.enable_dark_mode") {
@media (-moz-bool-pref: "mod.mymod.enable_dark_mode") {
body {
background-color: #000;
color: #fff;
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}
/* Dropdown for background color selection */
body:has(#theme-mytheme[theme-mytheme-background_color="green"]) {
body:has(#mod-mymod[mod-mymod-background_color="green"]) {
background-color: #008000;
color: #000;
}
body:has(#theme-mytheme[theme-mytheme-background_color="blue"]) {
body:has(#mod-mymod[mod-mymod-background_color="blue"]) {
background-color: #0000ff;
color: #fff;
}
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String preferences can be detected in your CSS using the `var(--property)` operator. The preference property is saved at `:root` level.
> [!attention]
> `property` fields defined in `preferences.json` using the `"string"` type will have one key difference when used in your themes CSS: **dots (`.`) in the `property` name are replaced with hyphens (`-`)**.
> `property` fields defined in `preferences.json` using the `"string"` type will have one key difference when used in your mod’s CSS: **dots (`.`) in the `property` name are replaced with hyphens (`-`)**.
>
> E.g. `theme.mytheme.background_color` becomes `theme-mytheme-background_color` in the CSS file.
> E.g. `mod.mymod.background_color` becomes `mod-mymod-background_color` in the CSS file.
> This transformation ensures that the property can be used as an attribute selector or inside a media query.
For example, if you have a preference to enable dark mode in your theme:
For example, if you have a preference to enable dark mode in your mod:
```json
{
"property": "theme.mytheme.background_color",
"property": "mod.mymod.background_color",
"label": "Background color",
"type": "string"
}
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```css {2}
.myClass {
background-color: var(--theme-mytheme-background_color)
background-color: var(--mod-mymod-background_color)
}
```

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---
title: Themes Store Submission Guidelines 📋
lastmod: 2024-08-19
title: Mods Registry Submission Guidelines 📋
lastmod: 2025-02-07
---
If you are a theme developer and would like to submit your theme, please follow these guidelines:
If you are a [mod developer] and would like to submit your mod, please follow these guidelines:
1. **Theme requirements**:
- Your theme must be compatible with Zen Browser.
- Your theme must be open-source.
- Your theme must not contain any malicious code.
- Your theme must not violate any copyright laws.
1. **Mod requirements**:
- Your mod must be compatible with Zen Browser.
- Your mod must be open-source.
- Your mod must not contain any malicious code.
- Your mod must not violate any copyright laws.
2. **Theme Validation**:
- Your theme's name must be unique and less than `25` characters.
- Your theme's description must be less than `100` characters.
- Your theme's screenshot must be a `PNG` with a size of `300x200` (it can be resized after upload).
- Your theme must contain a valid `README` describing the theme and how to use it.
- If your theme has any preferences values, they must be set in the `preferences` text area as a `JSON` object.
2. **Mod Validation**:
- Your mod's name must be unique and less than `25` characters.
- Your mod's description must be less than `100` characters.
- Your mod's screenshot must be a `PNG` with a size of `300x200` (it can be resized after upload).
- Your mod must contain a valid `README` describing the mod and how to use it.
- If your mod has any preferences values, they must be set in the `preferences` text area as a `JSON` object.
- See how preferences work [here](themes-store/themes-marketplace-preferences.md).
3. **Theme Submission**:
- To submit your theme, please create an issue [here](https://github.com/zen-browser/theme-store/issues/new?assignees=&labels=new-theme&projects=&template=create-theme.yml&title=%5Bcreate-theme%5D%3A+)
3. **Mod Submission**:
- To submit your mod, please create an issue [here](https://github.com/zen-browser/theme-store/issues/new?assignees=&labels=new-theme&projects=&template=create-theme.yml&title=%5Bcreate-theme%5D%3A+)
- Fill out the template with the required information.
- Once you have submitted your theme, it will be analyzed by a bot and a pull request will be created.
- If your theme is approved, it will be added to the Themes Marketplace.
- Once you have submitted your mod, it will be analyzed by a bot and a pull request will be created.
- If your mod is approved, it will be added to the Mods Registry.
4. **Theme Update**:
- If you would like to update your theme, please create an issue [here](https://github.com/zen-browser/theme-store/issues/new)
4. **Mod Update**:
- If you would like to update your mod, please create an issue [here](https://github.com/zen-browser/theme-store/issues/new)
- Please explain the changes you have made.
> [!info]
> Themes are automatically updated and generated by the bot. If your theme is not approved, you will receive a message with the reason why it was not approved.
> Mods are automatically updated and generated by the bot. If your mod is not approved, you will receive a message with the reason why it was not approved.

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---
title: Information about Themes Store ℹ️
lastmod: 2024-09-19
title: Information about Mods Registry ℹ️
lastmod: 2025-02-07
---
The Themes Store is a place where you can find and install themes for Zen Browser.
The Mods Registry is a place where you can find and install mods for Zen Browser.
## How to install a theme
## How to install a mod
1. Open Zen Browser.
2. Click on the theme you would like to install on the [Themes Store](https://www.zen-browser.app/themes).
2. Click on the mod you would like to install on the [Mods Registry](https://www.zen-browser.app/mods).
3. Click on the "Install" button.
## For theme developers
## For mod developers
If you are a theme developer and would like to submit your theme, please follow the instructions on the [Submission Guidelines](themes-store/themes-marketplace-submission-guidelines.md) page.
If you are a mod developer and would like to submit your mod, please follow the instructions on the [Submission Guidelines](themes-store/themes-marketplace-submission-guidelines.md) page.