by Percy Cabello
I the new beta version of Internet Explorer have been tested seven times a bit, and although I miss the comfort and safety features of Firefox in any case, I have convinced some improvements already, such as, that the menu bar, which are the majority of menu items is hidden by default. So I've tried
that get added in Firefox too, and found that the Chris Neale developed Compact Menu IT CAN some annoying menu items disappear wonderfully, creating space on the screen.
The current Version is not yet on addons.mozilla.org available, you have to look at the website of the extension. The only difference that I noticed over the previous version, is a small icon (the logo by Chris) instead of the large Firebird icons.
After installing the extension you select in the view menu and toolbars Customize . You can either drag the menu button or the CDN logo button on the toolbar and choose which menus to display. Since hide the menu bar does not turn on, all buttons and text fields from the navigation bar draw on the now empty menu bar. Then hide the navigation bar (remove right-click on the navigation bar and check mark) and you're done.
My toolbar now looks so like this:
you can always return to the original configuration by right-clicking on the toolbar, select Customize and Restore Standard click.
I the new beta version of Internet Explorer have been tested seven times a bit, and although I miss the comfort and safety features of Firefox in any case, I have convinced some improvements already, such as, that the menu bar, which are the majority of menu items is hidden by default. So I've tried
that get added in Firefox too, and found that the Chris Neale developed Compact Menu IT CAN some annoying menu items disappear wonderfully, creating space on the screen.
The current Version is not yet on addons.mozilla.org available, you have to look at the website of the extension. The only difference that I noticed over the previous version, is a small icon (the logo by Chris) instead of the large Firebird icons.
After installing the extension you select in the view menu and toolbars Customize . You can either drag the menu button or the CDN logo button on the toolbar and choose which menus to display. Since hide the menu bar does not turn on, all buttons and text fields from the navigation bar draw on the now empty menu bar. Then hide the navigation bar (remove right-click on the navigation bar and check mark) and you're done.
My toolbar now looks so like this:
you can always return to the original configuration by right-clicking on the toolbar, select Customize and Restore Standard click.
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