README-midori.txt

To import Midori:
  sce-import midori

In some dCore ports this may result in a small non-functional midori.sce.

If so activate backports and attempt to re-import Midori. Any updated Midori
will most likely be found in the 'main' backport repository.

This explains how to activate additional repositories:
http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/dcore:handling_extensions#additional_repositories

Use the correct backport entry for the dCore flavour utilized.

Alternatively, Ubuntu-based dCore ports can import Midori via PPA
if it is not already available as a package in the Ubuntu repo:
  sce-ppa-add ppa:midori/ppa

Re-import Midori:
  sce-import midori

If the failed Midori was previously loaded, reboot and retest:
  sudo reboot
  sce-load midori

In some dCore ports some Midori icons may not display.

Simplest method to activate icons, run terminal command:
  echo -e "gtk-icon-theme-name=\"nuoveXT2\"" > ~/.gtkrc-2.0

Alternatively import lxappearance, select and apply the nouveXT2 icon theme.
This auto-generates a ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file but provides minimal additional
appearance options specific to Midori (disable menu images):
  sce-import lxappearance
  sce-load lxappearance

Heaviest alternative is to import and load gnome-icon-theme:
  sce-import gnome-icon-theme
  sce-load gnome-icon-theme