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• How can I change the position of the tab bar?

  I can't just get used to the tab bar is on top in Firefox 4. I continue to close open pages by clicking the Favorites menu bar. How can I exchange the position of the two bars?

  Right-click on a toolbar, and then click the entry "Tabs" at the top to deselect the it.

• Adjust the position of the tab bar

  I got my tab bar just above the page before I updated and now does not know how to put them there once again.

  My bookmarks bar has moved to the top of the browser - where I had (or want to) is not no more!

  I have a LARGE space (on the edge of the browser) between the top of the current page and the URL

  In short, it's a mess - why could she not keep my settings as they where, in the previous version?

  I've already lost over an hour trying to settle this - an hour I could have made more productive things - so yes thanks for stealing my time as well!

  As you may have guessed, I'm a bit annoyed and angry with this.

  If something is not broken don't then fix - it's an old adage, but it's true!

  Sorry for the headache. Looks like you want to put legs on bottom and much more. The best way to do this is to use the add-on classic theme restaurateur.

  This article has instructions for download and put the tabs on the bottom - How to make the new look of Firefox as the old Firefox. With this add-on, you should be able to almost any change at your leisure.

  Let me know how it goes.

  -Michael

• Change of the position of the tab bar

  After upgrading to Firefox 12, my tab bar has returned again to be on the top of the address bar.

  How can I get back under the addresses and quick links bar?

  All the information that I found seems to be obsolete.

  You can change this preference manually until someone figures where it was moved in the UI.

  (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 filter box, type or paste the tabs and make a pause so that the list is filtered

  (3) double-click browser.tabs.onTop from true to false to move the tabs below the toolbars.

• The question "Adjust the location of the tab bar" has been closed, but the solution is not satisfactory

  Updates of version 29 on have moved the bar of tabs so that changed the position and function of the address bar. The 'solution' to the question in quotes above is not a solution, the question was just closed. The owner of the issue went back to 95% of the function of the way he had it & has set for that. I find not acceptable and opted to return to version 28. I'm worried, I could have spent the browser after using Firefox since the first beta version. Is there no way to keep the options of version 28 (mainly the position of the tab & address bar) in the updated versions? I tried the Restorer Classic theme, but it did not help. I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit & Firefox 28 right now without any problem, but I guess that Firefox is progressing certain features on the old version will fail. Help please?

  FJRRider,

  You can take a look at this theme.
  Firefox 2, the theme, reloaded
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/Firefox-2-theme-for-Firefox-3x/
  Large buttons, tabs under the location bar - just above the page content 'window', but the reload and Stop / Go button cannot be moved, however. It uses a combined stop / Go button which could take a volume of little getting used to.

  IMO, much simpler than the Restorer of classic theme and no need to tinker with a large number of settings to make it look 'right', but it has a very limited ability to be changed or reconfigured.

• Try to disable the animation on the tab bar

  I used to use Firefox 3.6 and finally upgraded to version 7.0.1.

  I like 30 + tabs open and something REALLY unpleasant notes in my Firefox. I don't think remember 3.6 having this problem as well, but at the time I was able to Google it and turn off no matter what value he was doing this.

  I am on the tab to the left. I hit ctrl + t to open a new tab, or even click on a link that opens a new tab. The tab bar is animated scrolling all the way to the right, which has a good 2-3 seconds, saw how to labels, I opened... so if I close this tab, scroll all the way back. This scrolling is annoying and I want to turn it off!

  I tried to use the tab animation subject parameter: config, however only prevents display of the tab 'grow' to fill the space. When you have tons of tabs open as I do, that is not relevant.
  I think FF3 called this "Smooth Scrolling"? How to disable this option? I tried to watch: config under animation, tabs, all kinds of keywords, I can't find ANYTHING relevant!

  Even if I'm on the right tab and open a new one, he made an animation as if the new tab is "appearance" on the far right of the screen and burst into position. I can understand why some may like this, but it really upsets me, and I want it's off!

  Try disabling the toolkit.scrollbox.smoothScroll pref to false.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/toolkit.Scrollbox.smoothScroll

• How can I change the color of items in the tab bar? They are all white.

  The file | Change | View | Go | Message | Events and tasks. Tools | For help text in the tabs bar are either gray or white. How can I get that they are black like the other control bars?

  Changing default values:
  Tools / modules / appearance

• The TAB bar and the LOCATION bar are now hidden - how to display the

  with the latest version (#37), the tab bar and URL bar (addresses) are hidden until I have the pointer of the mouse to the top of the screen. How the visible all the time? (i.e. it back as it was on the previous version)

  Hello, it sounds as if you have entered the full mode screen - please press F11 to leave again...

• [Solved] Active tab automatically scrolls to the right of the tab bar

  Firefox 34.0.5

  Using the option [don't load tabs until selected], when I click on a tab that needs to be loaded, the tab is automatically scrolls to the far right of the tab bar, as you can see in this screenshot.
  http://PUU.sh/eAhdx/296a80d319.PNG

  Is there a way I can disable this behavior?

  [Solved] There was a conflict with an extension that appears to have been resolved.

  Could you clarify - which is what you see:

  • The tab you are activating moves to the bottom of the tab bar to the right
  • The tab you are activating kept his place even in the sequence, but Firefox is scrolled to the left on the tab bar if you end up seeing more tabs to the left of the you active and few of them to the right

  (I didn't notice either of those myself, but I try to understand what is happening).

• Flashing of the vertical lines in the tab bar?

  There are small vertical lines in the tab bar. They appear after the closing of the tabs. They are flashing, then change places when I place the cursor on any Firefox buttons or bars. And sometimes, they are flashing and the text cursor in the address bar of mirror.

  Disable all modules and themes does not affect them.

  I'll try to add a screenshot of the problem.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Double click on the arrow to the left on the tab bar creates a new tab at the end of the right hand.

  With Firefox 29.0.1 by double clicking on the arrows on the right in the tab bar or the left creates a new tab at the end of the right hand of the tab bar. It is embarrassing behavior that violates standards around UI design click and double-click. A double-click should extend the behavior of the single click rather than do something completely different (opening a new tab). An example would be, in a Word, a single click selects a Word, double click selects the sentence and a triple click selects the paragraph. Note that this is a separate issue from double click the tab bar itself to create a new tab.

  When there are more tabs on the tabs in the window toolbar, that highlight the tabs on the side will not hold show tab in use. I can click on the left and right arrows at the end of the tab bar to scroll the bar in this sense to bring a tab I want to select in the display. I believe that the double click on the arrow to the left would scroll the bar completely to the right, exposing the tab on the left Double click on the right arrow would scroll the bar left entirely exposing the rightmost tab.

  It is a logical extension and expected behavior of single click. Single click - scroll once (seems to be the value of the tab in three), double-click on - scroll all the way.

  For now, if I want to access the tab on the left, I have to click the arrow slowly and carefully until I get to it. I used only one quick click on the arrow to the left until that shponkah stop scrolling without having to count how many clicks. It is possible that my simple quick clicks were actually double-click. However, the bar tabs would stop scrolling when it reaches the end.

  Now, the behavior is really annoying and unexpected. Double click on left dead entirely right tabs completely left arrow and creates a new tab at the end of the right hand. Ditto the arrow right in the opposite direction.

  While I can (maybe) see that the value of a double click on the tab bar itself to create a new tab, double click on one of the scroll arrows should show a new tab.

  Double click on the arrows of the tab should scroll the tab fully for this purpose bar. If the tab bar is already entirely Scrolls towards ending extra clicks (single, double and triple...) should be ignored.

  I like the idea of opening a new tab to the right of the one that has the focus. This should be an option of the contextual right click menu.

  That should not occur if you click the scroll buttons in the tab bar.
  A double-click should act as page up/down and move a full screen and a triple click should move to the left (first tab) or the right (last) until now tab.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• In FF 29,0, how to move the address bar on the top of the tab bar?

  It's OK in Firefox 28 and less than the value of browser.tabs.onTop = false to move the address bar on the top of the tab bar. But at 29 of Firefox, I can't find the browser.tabs.onTop
  who can tell me how to move the address bar to the top of the tab bar?

  Read this article. This article will help you to customize Firefox commands, buttons, and toolbars.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/customize-Firefox-controls-buttons-and-toolbars?ESAB=a & s = How + to + Move + the + Address + Bar + on + the + Top + of + the + tabs + Bar & r = 7 & As = s

• Whenever a page is inactive more than 10 seconds or more, the tab bar disappears and I have to type the page until I can scroll down.

  It seems that the browser backgrounds itself, once I type on the page of the tab bar becomes active (ie. it is no longer used in output) and I can use my space bar or press the key to continue scrolling to the bottom of the page again.

  Hello

  Try Firefox Safe mode to see if the problem goes away. Safe mode is a troubleshooting mode, which disables most of the modules.

  (If you use it, switch to the default theme).

  • Under Windows, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key SHIFT key when you open the desktop Firefox or shortcut in the start menu.
  • On Mac, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key option key when starting Firefox.
  • Under Linux, you can open Firefox 4.0 + with leaving Firefox then go to your Terminal and running Safe Mode: firefox-safe-mode (you may need to specify the installation path of Firefox for example/usr/lib/firefox)
  • Or open the Help menu and click on the restart with the disabled... modules menu item while Firefox is running.

  

  Once you get the pop-up, simply select "" boot mode safe. "

  

  If the issue is not present in Firefox Safe Mode, your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to understand that one. To do this, please follow article Troubleshooting extensions, themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems .

  To exit safe mode of Firefox, simply close Firefox and wait a few seconds before you open Firefox for normal use again.

  When find you what is causing your problems, please let us know. It might help others who have the same problem.

  Thank you.

• Y at - it an addon that will make the tab bar to disappear?

  I have multiple windows and tabs not. Does anyone have an addon that hides the tab bar? I am not upgrading my version of Firefox if I can not hide the tabs as well as block the automatic Checker addon that is sent on my system if I try to go above version 20.0.1 is there a way to disable or remove that as well?

  try to remove the user.js file - normally should not be in your profile folder at all if you did not create yourself.

• How can I disable the tab bar in FF 24 when a window is open?

  I've just updated to 24.0 FF FF 20 with Tab Mix Plus already installed. (OS X 10.6.8) In the menu Preferences of Firefox, tabs box, I put the "hide the tab bar: ' option ' when I as one tab.» I also spent the Tab Mix Plus option button and the drop-down list for the same value. Unfortunately, it has not the desired effect. Firefox opens to my home page with a tab at the bottom. (I prefer the tabs down and this setting still works). With only an open page, this tab is completely useless, takes me space, and simple bugs.

  Now, here's what I found. Once I started Firefox, if I go to the Tab Mix Plus options box and select "Hide tab bar: always" and set the option to return to "When I have only a single tab" I can enjoy a page without the tab bar, that is, until I've opened many tabs and then closed all but one. So I see the tab bar remain stubbornly. An incompatibility between FF and Tab Mix Plus, maybe. Is FF 24 leaving no Tab Mix show the number of open tabs? Don't know. But I can't seem to solve.

  Well, never mind, I found yet another addon to fix this. So-called acurately enough, Hide Tab Bar with a tab 1.1 - I recommend it. Unlike Firefox, it works as expected.

  My advice to the developers of Firefox is to allow users to do everything. Most don't mind and will be happy with the default settings, but those of us who have MARKED preferences and there are many of us, we continue to be very frustrated with these new arbitrary limits on the options.

  Solved by myself, with the help of the man who wrote the extension. A big thanks to them.