And I’ll be helping…by my count, I’m responsible for 10 Firefox installs on the machines I use regularly.
I remember downloading Netscape 2.0 back in 1995. If I remember correctly, it took about three hours. Ah, the good old days…
This tweak will cause your bookmarks toolbar to wrap around when it gets too wide to fit the screen.
Use this tip to free up even more space (of course, don’t forget about F11).
This is a great tutorial about how you can hack Firefox to give you more screen real estate for, you know, actually viewing web pages.
For example, you can get rid of the Help menu (who needs that, anyway?), the Edit menu (keyboard shortcuts are quicker), and the Home button (Alt-Home works just fine). With all that extra room, you can move the navigation bar up into the menu.
And why would you need forward or back buttons when there’s no site to go forward or back to, anyway?
