Explanation of Growl Styles
There are different kinds of Growl Styles. There are Growl Styles that change the way a Growl notification looks on your screen. Some can do things like send you an email. Some can even talk to hardware devices.
Visual Growl Styles
The Growl Styles that change the way Growl notifications look on your screen are what we like to call Visual Growl Styles. These displays can be created by anyone who has a little bit of talent with either web technologies like CSS/HTML or with Apple's Cocoa
Here is a list of the Visual Growl Styles that we have found. A lot of people have put out different Visual Growl Styles throughout the years. If you would like to have your display style listed here, just let us know about it via the discuss list.
Black Glass Growl Style - Design by Ryan Collins
Engage - Design by Engage Interactive
Hud Growl Theme - Design by Rogie King
iOS flip theme - Design by Shantanu Gautam
Mono, Eleven, Basics - Designs by Christopher Lobay
iOS 5 Notification Growl - Design by SkyJohn
GrowlingLion - Design by Andreas Heiberg
Nucleic Growl Theme - Design by Chris Wallace
Portal - Design By Will Blackmore
Ribbon Growl Theme - Design By Shantanu Gautam
SnowBezel - Design by Dennis Raver
Smokestack - Design by MattRobs
Sticky Growl Theme - Design by Shantanu Gautam,
Valet - Design by Dan Deming-Henes
Action Growl Styles
The other kind of Growl Styles, the ones which can do things, are called Action Growl Styles. If you are familiar with the MailMe display in Growl, then you have seen an Action Growl Style.
SMTP Mail - More options for sending emails through Growl - By Alessandro Volz
Mac LCD - Use Growl with a character LCD - By Eric Pooch
Styles Archive
We also have a few displays for archival purposes. You can see these at the Growl Styles Archive.