Firefox - Any way to put menu bar and address bar on same line?

[Robor]

Is there any way to move the Back/Forward/Refresh/Stop/Home/Address bar up alongside the File/Edit/View/Etc... bar? This can be done with a simple drag in IE. I would think it can be done with Firefox as well but I haven't figured out how. Even tried different themes and so far nothing. Any suggestions? Thanks!

 

[Barnaby W. Füi]

Works via drag 'n drop here. View -> Toolbars -> Customize...

 

[Robor]

If what I want to do is possible I couldn't figure out how to do it. All I want to do is move the "address bar" up next to the File/Edit bar so I get more vertical space.

 

[igowerf]

Right click on the toolbar area and select customize. A big box will pop up with more buttons. Once that happens, you can drag the menu bar and buttons to the top. Then disable the navigation and bookmarks toolbars. I do that too.

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[Robor]

Got exactly what I wanted now. WooHoo! Thanks BBWF & igowerf!

 

[n7]

That's how i have mine set up too.
Everything's on one bar at the top; nice & neat

 

[Zelmo3]

Awesome! I was in the same boat as Robor, but when the answer wasn't obvious I just didn't worry about it. Thanks for the tip!

 

[Robor]

Wow, I'm really liking Firefox so far. I was looking around and found a handy little add-on to it called AdBlock... http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/more-info/adblock

 

[n7]

Kewl.
I haven't even bothered with an ad blocker.
I'm honestly very satisfied with the built in one.

 

[psiu]

the ad blocker blocks .... ads on the page your viewing... not popups...

 

[suklee]

Good post, and good replies, thanks. I've slimmed Firefox down by one line

 

[duke2106]

Originally posted by: psiu
the ad blocker blocks .... ads on the page your viewing... not popups...

Funny, Firefox is blocking pop-ups for me.

 

[xcript]

Originally posted by: duke2106

Originally posted by: psiu
the ad blocker blocks .... ads on the page your viewing... not popups...

Funny, Firefox is blocking pop-ups for me.

Umm, yeah.. that's not what psiu was getting at.

The built-in popup blocker blocks... popups. :Q

Adblock blocks embedded advertisements (images, flash, etc.).

AFAICT anyway. I haven't tried Adblock yet.