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Organize and Clean Firefox’s Messiest Features

A clean browser is a happy browser, right?  I like to keep everything neat, trim and in it’s place when browsing the Web, so it should come to no surprise I have covered cleaning the clutter here plenty of times.  Here are six different ways you can clean up some of the feature in Firefox that tend to get a little messy over the years:
Get More Toolbar Space in Firefox
I think I have a pretty optimized Firefox setup. Personally I [...]

Compact Your Menu Bar Even More in Firefox

One add-on I keep adding on is Tiny Menu, due to the fact that I like to have a minimalist browsing experience.  However, I have found one extension that does an even better job than Tiny Menu at compacting the standard menu bar down to one small popup menu, Compact Menu 2.
The major benefits Compact Menu 2 has over Tiny Menu are:

An even smaller footprint (one small blue globe to access your regular menu bar items)
You can move it [...]

FfChrome is a Slimmer and Click-less Right Click Menu

From the creator of Colorful Tabs, we have yet another handy and helpful Firefox extension.  FfChrome, for Firefox, is an add-on that trims and slims your context menus.  After installing too many add-ons, your right click menu might get a little cluttered.  FfChrome is here to clean things up.

The second part of this awesome addition to Firefox is that you never have to click on anything to get it going.  All you have to do is pause on the [...]

Add Bookmarks Here 2

Where exactly would you like to put that bookmark?  If you’re in a hurry, and currently in the folder you need to bookmark a link in – you can pickup the Add Bookmark Here 2 add-on for Firefox to get the job done.
This extension adds a new menu item when you right-click any of your bookmark folders to allow you to bookmark your current web site you are viewing into that folder.  Here are a few more features to [...]

Make Menus Stay Open!

It can become a nuisance when you want to click on multiple items in a menu inside of Firefox and right before you get to click that second or third link, the menu disappears and you have to go hunt it down again. If you want to make your menus stay open then you need to pick up the Stay-Open Menu add-on for Firefox.

With this addon you can lock your menus in place so you can go in and [...]

Multiple Sidebars

The sidebar in Mozilla is a handy tool to have.
You can load up a plethora of information inside of it, but why must we be limited to just using one at a time? Well, the secret here is you do not have to be limited at all. With the MultiSidebar extension you can have multiple sidebars going at once.
Put one on the top, bottom, left and right side of the browser if you want [...]

Remove “Sort By Name” from Firefox

Does the “sort by name” feature really throw off your organization of bookmarks and links in Firefox?
I couldn’t find an extension for this, and I didn’t dig too deep into the developers documentation, but I did find something in the chrome/browser.jar file. In order to remove the option you need to edit a file in that archive.
+ Read More About Removing “Sort By Name” from Firefox!

Fun With userChrome.css

You have not earned your Firefox “street credit” if you haven’t ever messed with your userChrome.css file. Come on, all the cool kids are doing it.

Edits to your Firefox profile’s userChrome.css file can make all sorts of fun and useful changes to the fox’s chrome, menus, dialogs and toolbars.

+ Learn More About Having Fun With userChrome.css!

More Tools Menu in Firefox

After you have installed a dozen or two extensions, your menu buttons can get a little out of hand. Everything wants to add a command or link in the browser to help you use it better. Every extension leads to more choices in the menu. How can you tame this down? You need to pick up the More Tools Menu Firefox extension.
[Learn More About the More Tools Menu!]

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