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• Where is the firefox button that is supposed to be the top new dnld left of ff4 with XP you guys R great

  No Firefox button in the upper-left. And where are my favorites from IE8?
  thought that I imported all of IE8

  The Firefox button is a default feature in Windows Vista and 7 only. If you want in Windows XP, you can go to: view > toolbars and UNCHECK the menu bar.

  'S called it "Bookmarks" in Firefox, no Favorites.

• Where's the Firefox Button?

  I installed Firefox 4 and it seems to work satisfactorily, with one exception. Maybe it's me being not able to find the way to display the button?

  All new tips for Firefox 4 videos show a Firefox "button on the extreme top left of the page and explain that by clicking on this button will bring up your menu. I do not have this button. Instead, at the place where advice videos show the Firefox Button, it has the same description as in the open tab.

  I have not been able to find info on support to show me how to get the Firefox tab it. The correct bar is at the top of the screen and there usually minimize, maximize and close buttons on his far-right.

  Is someone able to sort this out for me?
  Thank you

  The new interface is the default on Windows Vista and Windows 7 only. To get it under Windows XP, you must hide the menu bar. Do, in the view menu, select Toolbars, then click on the entrance to the "Menu bar".

  If you need to access the menus, you can press Alt or F10 to display temporarily.

• Where is the Firefox button?

  In all of the promotional material on Firefox 4, there is a Firefox Button - a big orange button at the top left of the screen. I just installed Firefox 4, and I do not see this button.

  Where is he? What is doing?

  View > toolbars > Menu bar and uncheck the box

• Where is my Firefox button on my XP machine?

  I installed FF4, this morning, but I don't see many newly described features, such as the Firefox button and the applications tab. Is this a limitation of the BONE?

  Think I found the answer.
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/questions/795204#answer-149957

• Where is my Firefox button? I tried to turn off the menu bar, but nothing helped. Win 7, FF 29

  Also curious to see how these things change on my computer without my wink. I realized there are necessary basic changes and other changes my mind of systems of operation and applications, but time to my characteristics are changed with no explanation and no real advantage to the person initiating the change (and without my knowledge, much less my consent).

  Yes, firefox automatically updates on a regular basis - but turn off in Advanced panel - accessibility, navigation, network, updates and other settings in advanced Firefox, I would strongly advise to do as updates contain usually also critical security patches and the integrity of your system and your personal data on it might otherwise be.

• I downloaded 4 but where is the Firefox button, which is supposed to replace the top menu?

  Under Windows XP.

  The new interface is the default on Windows Vista and Windows 7 only. To get it under Windows XP, you must hide the menu bar. Do, in the view menu, select Toolbars, then click on the entrance to the "Menu bar".

  If you need to access the menus, you can press Alt or F10 to display temporarily.

• How can I start private browsing when I don't have a "Firefox" button click?

  "Open a new window empty private."

     At the top of the Firefox window, click the Firefox button and select New Private Window. A new Private Window will open.
  

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  That's what he said! But where is this Firefox button at the top of my window of Firefox (v 20.0.1)? What I have at the top of the window is:

  (1) a bar of blue background with the Firefox icon and the title of the current page

  (2) 2 bars gray background with buttons and menus (file, editing,...)

  (3) 1 bar background gray with the bookmarks bar

  (4) the tab bar

                                   But no Firefox button, and none available in the customise dialog. Have I suppressed it somehow?
  

  Hello, the private browsing window is accessible via the file menu that you referenced too - or you can use keyboard shortcut ctrl + shift + p.

  If you want to get the interface by default with the firefox button well, go to view > toolbars and disable the menu bar...

• Automatic filling instructions say click on the Firefox button > Options, but this choice does not. where is he?

  UPDATE: following instructions provided by cor - el; they worked. Thank you! Interestingly, after doing that once, choose 'Options' became visible and remained so.

  Running Win7. Firefox instructions say:
  "Prevent Firefox from storing form entries.
  If you do not want Firefox to remember what you have entered in the form fields, you can turn off the automatic form fill feature:
  1. at the top of the Firefox window, click on the Firefox button, and then click Options. [* There is NO other CHOICE 'OPTIONS', so it's impossible and the process can take place as described.*]
  2. Select the Privacy panel.
  3. set Firefox will: to use the custom settings for history.
  4. remove the check mark from the box that says search and shape Remember history.
  5. click OK to close the Options window. .

  THE PROBLEM: in the order above, there is no choice 'Options', while the process can not be run as described.
  How should I complete the process?

  • Press F10, or press the Alt key to bring up the 'Menu Bar' temporarily if the menu bar is hidden.
  • Use "Firefox > Options" instead of "tools > Options" If the menu bar is hidden.
  • Tools > Options > privacy > Firefox will be: "Use the custom settings for history" > "don't forget to search and form history."
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/form+AutoComplete

• The Firefox button is missing in my worm 4.0 menu bar - where can I find the command to add it back in?

  I just downloaded Firefox Ver 4.0 and have been customization - one thing I can't understand... I HAVE the menu bar (File, Edit, View, etc.), but the "Firefox" button (which indicates to your image 'customize' the first button before the menu drop down "File") is missing. I watched all I can think to add, but have had no luck.

  For more details, the operating system is Vista (ugh, but I'm stuck with it for now).

  Would love to help! Thank you very much.

  To get the new interface, you need to hide the menu bar. Do, in the view menu, select Toolbars, then click on the entrance to the "Menu bar".

  If you need to access the menus, you can press Alt or F10 to display temporarily.

• Add to Firefox button missing

  Recently, the Add to Firefox button is missing from the menu sharing. Since I have used other methods of sharing it no longer appears in the 3 options at the top of the main menu and I understand that it contains the latest methods of sharing used. However, can't add to Firefox anywhere even in the long list of all the methods of sharing after pressing the button of the majority. I rely heavily on this feature. Where is it and how do I get it back?

  This problem is solved somehow, and now I see the button again.

• How to get the video intro off my google home screen I already saw it, where is the firefox logo used to be.

  How to get the video intro off my google home screen I already saw it, where is the firefox logo used to be. I started with the last update that I rebooted.

  Hello
  to change the homepage when opening firefox-press 'Alt' and click on tools-> Options.

  Main menu, you can change the URL.

  If the problem persists, you can follow these simple steps:

  Enter about: config in the address bar and press ENTER. Accept the message of 'dragons' to see the Advanced preferences screen. Use the above search box to enter the below pref.
  

  You can assign an empty string to stop your Firefox to retrieve "extracts" and brandLogo changes the browser.aboutHomeSnippets.updateUrl pref. Right-click this pref and select Edit then clear the value as pref in the box that appears, and then click OK. Who will also disable "snippets" that appear under the container of the research on the default home page.

  Then you must open the folder of your profile, via help > Troubleshooting Information > profile folder > > button view folder. Then close Firefox. Your profile file open with Firefox closed (Firefox '3-bar' menu key > exit/Quit), wait or two minutes, then remove the storage\moz-safe-about + home folder in the Firefox profile folder to remove the brandLogo and stored in IndexedDB code snippets to make Firefox use the default brandLogo and a defined default code snippet.

  If you later change your mind about these changes, you can reset the pref browser.aboutHomeSnippets.updateUrl via the context menu and Reset allows to retrieve the default value using the storage\moz-chest-fort-about + home folder again.

• Where several menu bar buttons?

  I just installed 33.0.3 and there is no "Advanced" button or "back". There is no button 'reload '. There is no stop"" button.

  Where are all the buttons, that we used to use them to customize the bars on firefox?

  Are you trying to put the tools back individually? There is a button on the 'Restore Defaults' Customization screen - it will define the interface to the way it should be. If not, you can check your add-ons for all suspicious extensions that could cause your interface to be like this.
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  You can join your add-ons page by entering Subject: addons in the bar address, or go in tools > Modules. If your menu bar is missing, you can press "Alt" to show.
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  I also notes that the 'stop', 'go' and 'Refresh' buttons all replacement the other depending on the State of the web page you are on, so you can't see them until you load a page web/type in an address on your address bar.

• I really, really, really need the orange firefox button back.

  I can't use Firefox more if the orange Firefox button is not returned. Boredom and anger caused this is seriously to the point that it causes me physical pain. I would like to make a few comments about this change.

  1. you (Firefox, employees and owners) seeks only to the amount of work devoted to this update. Work means nothing if the result is not quality.
  2. you claim to do more customizable with this update of Firefox, but you do not allow users on features most useful and the most chic of Firefox after this update.
  3. the new menu button does not contain the functionality of the old menu button as the button menu old gave users the features of the full menu bar and new menu button is not. The function to be more important than design in Firefox.
  4. I get that you just want to remove options that people use not much, but it's what toolbars and icons are for. When someone clicks on a menu, which should be the end 'all' with regard to the features of a program. When a user has to click around several places for more features, there is a poor navigation system. Steve Krug wrote this beautiful book titled "Don't make Me Think" that does a good job explaining how Web sites should set their navigation system so that it facilitates the user functionality.
  4. you (the admin/tech read the answer to this question) probably start role your eyes and think about how I'm just another annoying user who can't handle change and should stop complaining and accept that Firefox is something good for me.
  5. There are 99.9% chance that my complaint will get a "I'm sorry you feel that way," answer and nothing will happen to this topic.
  6. I didn't that Mozilla was the type of business that worked this way.

  Please prove me wrong and help solve this problem. If I want a browser with tabs, rounded at the top and a menu button style phone mobile at the top right, I use Chrome. At least their right menu button is functional. Also, I don't know where you guys get this heat map thing, but throughout the history of computing, everyone learns from the first day that the upper right corner is where you get to close things, the upper left corner is where you will find your menu.

  P.S. I hope that anyone reading that this complaint would know better that to ask what I mean by less functional, but just in case, I'll explain. When I click on the file on the menus of old school system which is always permitted, I can choose the new tab, new window and new private window. In the menu mobile style of three lines, I can't choose the new tab. On the file menu, I can choose to open the file, Save Page or email link. Under the menu again, I can only choose Save Page. It comes to the definition of the removal of the feature of a menu button.

  in order to get the old menu back, you could use https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer/

• I want to add a Web site to open when I start Firefox, but cannot locate the Firefox button. Is there something I need to do to find it?

  I went to the FireFox support page to find out how to define more than one Web site as my home page, but the directions say to click FireFox at the top of the page. I don't see one. Just an orange Fox wrapped around a blue globe. By clicking on this does not produce the desired menu. Any suggestions?

  Hello louise, the firefox button is displayed only where the menu bar is hidden (view > toolbars), but you can access the options by Tools > options so in order to define a custom home page...

  How to set the home page