Where is the Firefox on the Mac - no version on the upper left button

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• Version 4. Where the orange Firefox in the upper left tab?

  After installing Firefox 4, I watched the tutorials. It is supposed to be a tab of orange color in the upper left corner of the browser - tab is called "Firefox". After installation, I found that I have no tab. Where is he? Is this necessary? I use XP Pro

  View > toolbars = uncheck the Menu bar item

• Where is the "Firefox" printed logo which is supposed to appear in the upper left corner of the page?

  When Microsoft installed Firefox on my computer there was a small, orange, with "Firefox" logo printed in it in the upper left corner of the page. He went, and the guests of teaching direct use me to go. How can I get it back?

  Thanks Matt. Another person told me how to remove the menu bar and BAM he was there, someone else says to press F11 and it works also. As I told them, I am 62 yr.s old, has not been raised with these wonderful machines, but I'm slowly learning. Thanks again!

• How can I get the little tab of Firefox in the upper left corner of my browser window? He disappeared with the last update

  There is a little tab on the upper left corner of my browser window that says Firefox. I used to be able to hit that and have quick access to history, print etc. rather than working from the menu on the left three lines. How can I get that back?
  Thank you

  It has been replaced by the 3 lines on the side button. You can either use that (it's actually faster to access your frequently used objects) or customize Firefox How to make the new look of Firefox as the old Firefox

• I installed firefox 16 and when it happens my whole screen turns a reddish color and nothing appears that firefox symbol in the upper left corner.

  I have always used firefox. Two days ago, when I opened it, my screen becomes reddish and the firefox emblem is in the upper left corner and nothing else is on the screen--no text, no command, nothing. I uninstalled and installed again, same thing. Help!

  Thanks for the suggestions, but on the contrary, I restored my system to 2 days when everything worked correctly. It's all working now. The only great thing that has happened in these two days was a Java Update installation. I wonder if this has a conflict with Firefox. I have not applied this update of Java at that time.

• My tab of Firefox menu has simply disappeared from the upper left corner. How can I get that back?

  Today when I opened Firefox tab in the upper left menu was missing. ???
  How to print without menu tab? How to restore the menu tab?

  See this - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-do-i-get-firefox-button

• Where is the back botton arrow in the upper left corner of the Office?

  Why and where is the back botton arrow in the upper left corner of the desktop, or the computer? The arrow that you can click if you want to return to the previous page of your screen?

  If there is no menu bar use first 'Alt' to display the toolbars.

  Show customize them with view > toolbars > customize

  then in the lower left corner of the dialog box customize, you want what he read

  Show: icons
  

  Rear or before the wording or the arrows will be grayed out if there is anything in the tab to go back or move forward, respectively.

  Photo shows approximately what you would see without the bar menu at the top, or with the bottom menu bar. Part of the image showing the appearance with the menu bar toolbars has a few customizations described in the 41-46 steps in what follows in addition to the first steps 1-10 on the page mentioned in the note of my initial response.

• I lost this Firefox orange rectangular button that used to be in the upper left corner of my screen? How can I get that back?)

  I lost this Firefox orange rectangular button that used to be in the upper left corner of my screen? How can I get that back?)

  Most likely, you are showing the menu bar. Right-click on the toolbar area and uncheck the Menu bar - the Firefox button should appear. You can switch from one to the other.

• Why did I downloaded Firefox 4.0, but I do not have the firefox orange box in the upper left corner of the screen. My screen still looks like the old version of firefox. My screen does not resemble that of the video. nothing like that

  My Firefox 4.0 does not resemble something like the videos you show on the new Firefox features. My screen looks completely different from yours. It doesn't have the orange box in the upper left corner of the screen. My screen still looks like the old version. I have the logo on the top of my screen with ask a Question, a vertical line helps Firefox - Mozilla Firefox.
  Under this heading, I have File, Edit, View, history, Favorites, tools, and help. Below this line is a tab Ask a Question Firefox Help and has +. The screen of my husband looks identical to the orange box of Firefox in the upper left corner of the screen. I wish that my screen look identical to those shown in your videos. I have a version of Firefox 4.0 my husband has the Firefox 4.0 and the beta version. How to add the beta version? I have Windows Vista running systems. Help, please. Thank you

  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.

• The firefox drop-down list in the upper left corner is missing

  I do not have the firefox drop-down list box in the upper left corner.

  View > toolbars = uncheck the Menu bar

• Where are the previous/next buttons

  When I open two or more files, previous/next buttons are missing, and I always click on the red x in the upper left to return to a previous window.

  No idea how to get back them? I searched in the Panel and could not find anything.

  If you click on organize upper-left.

  Click on the folder and search options,

  General section

  Check the upper option,

  Open each folder in the same window.

  Apply and OK.

• The file/edit/view/history/Tools/Help taskbar buttons and the back/refresh/and home used be in the upper left corner of the screen are no longer there. I want them back

  I don't know what I've done, maybe download a more recent version of firefox, but I over the bar of file/edit/view/history/bookmarks/tools/help on the upper left of the screen.

  I lost the button refresh button or cancel and the home button.

  where did go and how can I get back them?

  Thank you

  Jim F

  Versions of Firefox 3.6 + have a feature to allow the user to hide the Menu bar.

  Press the Alt key to temporarily show the Menu bar, then open view > toolbars and select menu bar, so it has a check mark.
  
  The F10 can also be used on most PCs to temporarily reveal the menu bar.

  https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/menu+bar+is+missing

• extra frame created in the upper left corner of the scene when exporting .mov only when the 3D rotation tool

  Hi, I really need help because my deadline is imminent, and I looked all over for an answer but have found nothing... I use Flash Professional CS6 on a Mac and have not had any problems to export before .mov until I tried to use the 3D animation tool. A copy of the first image in the upper left corner of the scene - but it shows not in the timeline panel, or when you test the movie. It appears in the preview by choosing export options and stays there during export. I did about 5 different tests and they all have the same problem - it will only go away if I do not use the 3d rotation tool. Problem is that I really want to use this tool to get the effect I want!

  Thank you very much in advance!

  I could easily create the same problem, even in the current version of Animate. The only solution I could understand was to put a keyframe of Tween non - 3D before where the 3D Tween starts. Just frame 1 look exactly as it does now, only to do tweening 3D pieces start from frame 2. It then exports frameless glitch.

• All my & lt; div & gt; s stack upward into the upper left corner

  Try my hand as a result of Dreamweaver tutorial directives to make formatting CSS with absolute positioning, rather than from previously tested code and not having not much of chance. Page looks fine in design DW 8.0.2/Mac window. However, when previewing the page in Safari, the divs are placed in the upper left corner, not in their "absolute" is positioned on the page.
  
  It has a few graphics in the banner that affect rather than leave a distance of 1px. It is the only area where I have lost instructions in the tutorial I think.
  
  Beginning of the code for the attached page. Thank you.

  Thanks for the article.

  Pollyanna, assuming that the use of the program in the way that says tutorials would produce a usable page. It's always to the coding by hand, right?

  Strange that the inspector said 100px when I entered the positions here the code doesn't work. Don't even think to check. And really weird as DW isn't making things like the use of margins automatically for the placement of the div, or at least this amount as a more automated option. That's what I bought DW, do "the right thing" for me, otherwise I could also use BBEdit. I'll have to read the article more carefully tomorrow and then to determine my new strategy. I hope that DW will automate things for me somehow. I wish DW tutorials reflect best practices DW at least!

  I spent a lot of time-re-hand coding a site frankensteined with many resizable & floating elements. I started with a tested model prepared by someone experienced much more than me who had more div inside div tags than anything I had ever seen. Some of the divs puzzle me. But it worked. It was a real problem to understand and change well. I was hoping to avoid this through the book (DW). HA! Teach me... Back to the treadmill...

  In any case, thanks for the article.

• Show 'the story' 'bookmarks' etc. on the upper left corner

  I returned from vacation and had malicious software. In addition, I don't have the usual tabs in the upper left corner when my home page opens. How to bring back these tabs?

  Were you able to remove malware? Our technical support article lists the tools free other Firefox users have found useful: Troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware.

  If the bar classic menu set is missing, you can display it temporarily by pressing the ALT or by pressing F10.

  To be displayed, you can use one of the following methods to display the list toolbar, and then select it there:

  • Right click on a place empty on the tab bar (or the button '+')
  • Press the Alt key to activate the classic menu bar > view > toolbars
  • in customize mode > show/hide toolbars

  Does it work?