With the name of UnityFox Revived, this new addon by Mozilla Firefox allows you to place a progress bar on your Unity desktop to inform us of the status of our downloads. Something very useful if we do not want to be constantly aware of when will our files be completed.
The design of Unity they make it a conducive environment on which to use notifications from our applications and Firefox is forced, almost irretrievably, to implement one that reports this type of long waiting processes to its users. Installation of this component is quick and easy and it does not require you to restart your browser to start using it.
UnityFox Revived is a redesign of the old UnityFox and it allowed natively, receive within the system notifications about downloads that were done through the Mozilla Firefox browser.
The requirements of this add-on for the browser this web browser are as follows: a browser version higher than Firefox 39 and an operating system Ubuntu 15.10 or Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (although it is actually capable of running with anyone who uses a desktop with Unity and the DBus API).
The installation is carried out directly and without cuts, and can even be carried out during the download of files, where the status of the notifier will be automatically updated to the environment.
El addon can even be installed on KDE version 5.6 and later Plasma desktopsIn this case, the progress bar and the notification counter appear within the items Firefox, in the Plasma Panel.
Try now to get hold of this little program now and it will surely revitalize the way you navigate and interact with your desktop.
Source: OMG! ubuntu.