Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Firefox toolbar removal
For quite a while, I have been wondering how to delete a custom toolbar from Firefox. I finally figured it out, and I am going to tell you just in case you have been wondering as well. It's actually pretty simple, but unintuitive. All that you have to do is remove all of the buttons from it. It won't disappear immediately, but it will after you hit OK. How do you remove buttons, you ask? Simply open the Customize Toolbar dialog (you should know how to open this...after all, how would you have created the toolbar?) and drag the button to the dialog. To remove the toolbar, repeat this for all of the buttons. Wait, do you want an empty toolbar to use as a separator or something? Well simply add a space to it. Yes, you must also remove all spaces/flexispaces/separators to remove the toolbar. Well, that's really all there is to it.
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Wow is the word.
I've been trying to figure that out for sometime now. Thanks.
Thanks for the post. I've been trying for weeks to remove a test toolbar that I was playing with and could not figure out how to do it. As you said, it's not intuitive.
THANK you. Been trying to do this for MONTHS!!!
this is great lol
Seriously, as if... yeah, not intuitive at all. Most of the time Firefox is right on the mark, but in this instance, not so much!
After all the aggrivation of trying to delete a stupid toolbar! now i feel like an idiot.
In Compare to IE, Firefox Mozilla is very easy for Firefox toolbar remove and installation.
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