By Percy Cabello
People, the great extension for Firefox made by Mozilla Labs, which lets you change the look of your browser with a few clicks, or less, has its own website Getpersonas.com with the launch of an official Mozilla repository, with all the people available.
With People, simply click on the fox icon in the status bar and browse through the collection available to people released by Mozilla. As in previous versions, you still have the option to define your own person, choosing the images for the header and footer, and text colors for top and bottom bars.
Here's a video demonstration with the participation of many mozilleros:
People Getting Started with Mozilla Labs by in Vimeo.
The site also allows you to develop your own person: just register, you accept the terms of service (which basically guarantees that Mozilla has the rights to redistribute your creation, and requires that you have the rights to the content that you upload), tell you if you allow them to make a derivative work, raise a couple of images (2500 x 200 and 2500 x 100 for the header and footer respectively) set the text colors, and you're ready.
Although People has been around a long time, it was not until now that Mozilla has taken a serious step towards allowing users to take advantage of it, offering a gallery and an easy way to create and share.
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