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• To remove the search bar to see the beautiful snowmen snow

  I can click between the search bars and URL to shorten to the left, but the right side of the search bar there where he was. I want to condense the two bars to the left so I can see the snowmen beautiful of my add-on. Or remove the search completely bar.
  Thank you, Nick

  You can move the seek bar '3-bar' Firefox dropdown menu button and it will work again correctly and answer the hotkey Ctrl + K.

  • Make a right click of the search logo-> move menu

  You can also consider adding an opacity in the address bar and the search bar.

  Add code to the file userChrome.css below default @namespace.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/userChrome.CSS

  @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */
  
  #navigator-toolbox {min-height:200px!important}
  
  #urlbar {opacity:0.5!important}
  #urlbar:hover {opacity:0.8!important}
  #urlbar[focused="true"] {opacity:1!important}
  
  #searchbar .searchbar-textbox {opacity:0.5!important}
  #searchbar .searchbar-textbox:hover {opacity:0.8!important}
  #searchbar .searchbar-textbox[focused="true"] {opacity:1!important}
  

  The file userChrome.css (UI) customization and userContent.css (Web sites) are located in the folder of chrome in the Firefox profile folder.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Editing_configuration
  • Create the folder chrome (lowercase) in the .default < xxxxxxxx > profile folder if the folder does not exist
  • Use a text editor like Notepad to create a userChrome.css (new) file in the folder chrome (file name is case sensitive)
  • Paste the code in the userChrome.css file in the Editor window
  • Make sure that the userChrome.css file starts with the default @namespace line
  • Make sure that you select "All files" and not "text files" when you save the file via "save file as" in the text editor as userChrome.css.
    Otherwise, Windows can add a hidden .txt file extension and you end up with one does not not userChrome.css.txt file

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: see file (Linux: open the directory;) Mac: View in the Finder)
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

• How to remove the search bar in a new tab window so that I can have nine tiles instead of only six?

  I used to get nine tiles when I open a new tab. All of a sudden I get 6 votes against and a search bar at top. All attempts to remove the search bar failed. I tried to change the rows and columns in topic: config and I learned about the use of Ctrl/scroll to shrink the tiles to allow more screen. This is a dispute over what to happen. Is it possible to get rid of the search bar, or is it possible to get the nine tiles narrowed to arrive when I click on a new tab rather than having to scroll? Thanks for your help.

  Try this extension.
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/new-tab-tools/

• You can use the search bar to choose the cookies / then 'remove all cookies' only delete them?

  Sometimes, I want to delete cookies that accumulate from a specific Web site, so I use the search bar. If 'remove all cookies' is clicked after the search bar using, only those who remain the search will be deleted, or will be deleted all cookies - including those outside the research -? Thank you.

  Using Firefox 27.0.1

  I tested it, and only the cookies that show in the result window are deleted if you click on delete all Cookies.
  
  Clear the search bar through the icon on the far right, showed that other cookies are still there.

  Note that it is generally safer select all cookies that you want to delete and press the DELETE key or click Remove Cookies to avoid deleting all cookies.

• How can I access the dialog "Manage search engines", after you remove the search bar?

  I removed the esarch bar, since I can get exactly the same functionality through the url bar (also called awsome bar, I think). I use several search engines but select the default ones with key words.

  The only thing I'm missing is the ability to access the dialog box "manage search engines". The only geto him he seems to be the drop search bar icon. Is it possible to access this dialogue without having to add (and re - hide the afterwords) the search bar?

  You can create a bookmark with this chrome URL:

  • chrome://browser/content/search/engineManager.XUL

• How can I get the search bar on the home page of Firefox to stop mirroring of what is in the search toolbar?

  This seems to be something new, but I usually use the built in the toolbar to search at the top right of my Firefox window to search eBay and I usually go to the Firefox default Home/Start for searches on Google page. Now, it seems that whenever I try to search from the home/start page, I get the results of any search engine is specified in the top search bar. So if toolbar is set to 'eBay' and I search something on the homepage, only eBay results appear.
  I don't want to do. I want that the Google search home page every time, no matter what is on my search toolbar. It's really annoying to have to go to the search bar engine resume Google and then my search. I often open new tabs quickly find something relevant to what I'm working on because it requires less effort to hit Ctrl + T to open a new tab that is already on the cover with my cursor in the search field, than using the toolbar where I have to take my hands on the keyboard to use the mouse. How can I fix it. This "improvement" sucks.

  I forgot an obvious solution to this problem. I just changed my homepage of "www.google.com" rather than use the default Firefox homepage. In hindsight, it makes little sense to use the default Firefox homepage as an intermediary to Google anyway.

• How can I remove the search bar of somoto

  In my Navigation toolbar, ther eis now a tool which is a tool for editing box aith a magnifying glass. You enter text, click the magnifying glass, and it shows the results of a search using a search engine called "Somoto. I don't want this feature, and I never installed it knowkingly. How can I get rid of him?

  Follow these steps.

  1. In the search bar (this is the small one on the right), click the arrow for a list of installed search engines.
  2. Click the link below to open the search engines Manager.
  3. Click on 'Somoto' to select it and then click on the button 'delete '.

• When I click on the toolbar URL or the search bar, it has a blue border. How can I get rid of this?

  The blue outline around the search bars and URL when I click on them is loud. Is there a way to disable them? With the help of 40.0.2 of 10 to win.

  Found a theme that does not include the blue boxes. The "Cartoon" look is no more.

• How can I remove a distracting green icon on the search bar?

  Please find attached image of distracting green icon in the search bar. I saw 'elegant' installation options and editing of CSS scripts, but these make everyone feel as very complicated for a relatively simple problem; not to mention other users looking for a solution maybe not programmers, nor confident in editing scripts. This overlap of the icons is not aesthetic and constantly draws the eye to the search bar.

  This is the search bar 'new '.

  If you want to restore the window previously used independently to manage
  search engines, you can toggle this false with a doudle click pref
  on the topic: config page: browser.search.showOneOffButtons = false
  You will need to close and restart Firefox to make it work properly.

• Remove options for sites to add to the search bar

  How the little green plus can prevent appering in my search bar? I don't want to anythin other than Google. Since the last update, it is not possible to double click previous text in the search in any bar. It's super annoying, when you double-click the word under the mousepoiner gets marked.

  In the search bar and various other places, you can triple-click to select the contents of the entire (multiple words).

  If you prefer the old style search bar and you want to roll back the clock for Firefox 33 times, here is the way:

  (1) in a new tab, type or paste Subject: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Click on the button promising to be careful.

  (2) in the search box that appears above the list, type or paste the Search and make a break while the list is filtered

  (3) double-click the preference browser.search.showOneOffButtons to true to false

  This does not affect the current window, but each new window that you open (Ctrl + n) will be the old search bar.

• Interactive report - Can customize you the search bar?

  I create a simple interactive report. By default, the search bar is above the report results. Is it possible to add another button in the search bar?
  
  If Yes, can you point me in the market to follow to do this, I searched but have not found anything similar to what I'm trying to do. I want one
  a refresh button on the search bar.
  
  Wes

  Wes,

  If you already have a button that works the way you want, then change according to step 1

  Step 1.
  You create a button named P100_REFRESH , to specify attributes of button id = "P100_REFRESH" (same name as the button yor used), this so that you can easily access this button in javascript.
  I don't know what that your "Refresh" is supposed to do, I guess it is to reload the page. You can do this by calling the builtin function + 'window.location.reload () +. To call this Javascript when the button is clicked, you must change the button action to * "Redirection of URLS" * then enter the target URL * "javascript:window.location.reload()"*. To call any another javscript function button can be made the same. With that, you would have a displayed button somewhere in this region of interactive report of yours.

  Step 2.
  The next step is to move the button in the search bar you wanted.
  I'm going to place the button after the 'Actions' + button for example_
  Now the action button can be found in jQuery (because it has a class of "apexir_ACTION_MENU") using the * $('div.apexir_ACTION_MENU') *
  So to move your button based on it, you can call

  $('div.apexir_ACTION_MENU').append( $('#P100_REFRESH') );
  

  You can put this piece of code in the * "Run when the Page loads" * section of the Properties Page, as she is called when the page loads and move the button to the specified position.

• Miss me the search bar on ff33

  I used ff21 for a long time because when I logged on ff30, nothing worked in a way I could understand. After a lot of questions and looking for ways to make it work for me, I gave up and returned to ff21. I would have used a newer version, but 21 was the highest that I had saved.

  A few days ago I reinstalled Windows 7 Ultimate and started to the acquire a lot of my programs work and funds icons/files all at the same time, do these things from the internet that required immediate attention rather.

  Today, I discovered that I have no research or ff33 bar. Can't find it!
  Up I would appreciate it if there was an answer to this dilemma and I thank you in advance for any help you can provide

  Lightninbug
  Michael Cafferty

  It is possible you have click right on the search bar and select the «Remove from...» ».
  «Delete from...» "moves the item selected in the palette to customize.
  "Go to the Menu" or "Move to the toolbar" moves an item to or from the '3' dropdown menu Firefox button bar.

  I personally keep the search bar in the bar '3' Firefox menu button in the drop-down list to see more of the URL in the address bar.
  Note that the shortcut Ctrl + K will open the "3-bar" Firefox menu button in the drop-down list with the emphasis on the search bar, if you place the search bar in this area.

• How can I change the default search engine in the search bar?

  Everytime I open firefox default search in the search bar engine little is still Yahoo, and nothing I do changes it again to google permanently. Even when I type something in the address bar it uses yahoo. Ive tried everything, including going in to about: config and change a bunch of stuff like put in the string of google, but nothing works...

  Hello jonhon8, this looks like a problem that can be caused by adware on your pc. Please go to firefox > addons > extensions & remove any suspect entries (toolbars, the things that you do not have intentionally, etc.). also, go to the windows control panel / programs and remove all toolbars or potentially unwanted software from here and do a full scan of your system with the security software you have in place or another tool like the free version of malwarebytes.

  Remove a toolbar that has supported your Firefox or the homepage search

  then install the reset search addon - he will return the most common customizations of these default firefox adware programs: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/searchreset/

• I liquidated my bar. As the search bar when you type in the web address, and now I can get it back. I handed to the clicked place where I did to trun off (unchecked it), and I don't see anything again?

  I liquidated my bar. As the search bar when you type in the web address, and now I can get it back. I handed to the clicked place where I did to trun off (unchecked it), and I don't see anything again?

  Hold down the key (key in OSX) and press the following letters in this exact order: V T M
  The bar of menus must now appear permanently, unless you turn it off again (view > toolbars). Turn on/off the menu bar is a new feature in version 3.6.

  See the other bars under view > toolbars. By clicking on one of them will place a check mark (display) or remove the check mark (not shown).

  Then, in the Menu bar, go to view-> toolbars-> customize, then press the Restore Default Set .

• Nothing happens when I type a URL in the address bar and press ENTER. Nothing happens if I type anything in the search bar.

  Firefox will not go to any URL typed in the address bar. Or it will search for anything typed into the search bar. I tried to open Firefox in Safe Mode, unchecking the compatibility options, the cleaning of my recent history (the history icon is not even appears in the Firefox toolbar more), affecting all the Add-ons "Always enable", restart the computer and uninstall then reinstall Firefox, and there's no up to present work. The uninstall feature does not completely uninstall Firefox because it does not delete my favorites who are all still present. The first symptom of a problem was an error message, the first fix I tried was reinstalling Firefox without uninstalling first. Now, the error message no longer appears, and I don't remember what it was.

  Some problems occurs when your Internet security program has been implemented.
  trust the previous version of Firefox, but not more acknowledges your
  update as being approved.

  When you have removed the old writing, the Firewall creates a new.

• Can I get rid of the search bar in the tab "new tab"?

  Title pretty much sums up it. Since the last update when I open a new tab now is a search bar, I have one in my toolbars so it is not necessary. So is there a way I can remove it?

  Install Stylish - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stylish/

  Then install this UserStyle - https://userstyles.org/styles/103765/fx-31-about-newtab-hide-the-search-bar