As if he needs it!Īnd why the hell would Google Chrome need the Google Toolbar! They have the seach box thing going on as well, and of Google want to implement any of the functionality in Chrome, then they can easily do that. The fact that Google are no longer producing a toolbar for Firefox is like telling Bill Gates that his Grandmother is no longer going to send a check for $100.00 on his birthday. Long story short, regardless of your setup in Firefox 4 or higher, Ctrl+L or Ctrl+K give you access to all the search power you need.Īs far as the sidewiki and translation parts of the toolbar are concerned, meh, I’m not fussed. When the separate Google search box is hidden and just the address bar is displayed, hitting Ctrl+K will immediately redirect that tab to the front page of Google, where you will find the cursor already placed in the search field ready for you to type a query and get the result that way. If you run Firefox 4 (or higher) with the separate Google Search box hidden, so you just have the address bar spanning the entire width of the page like Google Chrome, then you just hit Ctrl+L to put the cursor into the address bar and you can type a query and hit enter and BAM! a Google results page.
If you run Firefox 4 (or higher) with the separate Google Search box to the right of the address bar, then all you need to do in order to access the search power of Google is hit Ctrl+K and the puts the cursor in the search box, type something, hit Enter and BAM! a Google results page. I currently use Firefox 5 and I will be upgrading to Firefox 6 as soon as it comes out. I agree with one of the earlier posters, it takes up to much UI and just adds clutter to the screen and it looks antiquated. Now just clicking on the Navigation bar will enable the check button and will add the toolbar to the window.I have never used the Google Toolbar as I never saw the point in it. For example in the below snapshot you can see that Navigation bar is not selected and hence it’s not shown in the firefox window. If any of the standard toolbars(Address bar or Menu bar or Bookmarks bar) is missing then you can add them back by clicking on View -> Toolbars and then selecting the toolbar that is missing. Once the toolbar is emptied it will be automatically deleted from the toolbar.Īddress bar / Menu bar / Bookmarks bar missing in Firefox window Now drag and drop the items from toolbar to the customize window. If you want to remove the toolbar permanently right click on the toolbar and select Customize.You can always restore it from View -> Toolbars. Above steps lets you just to hide the toolbar but not remove it completely.Deselect the one you want to remove from the window. Now you can see all the toolbars(Menu Bar, Navigation Toolbar, Bookmarks Toolbar and any other ones you added).Right click on the Menu bar(second from the top) or click on View in the Menu bar and select Toolbars.Using Customize toolbar window, we can add items not only to the new toolbar but also to the existing toolbars( Menu bar, Navigation bar, Bookmarks toolbar).If you do not add any items to the new tool bar, it will not be shown in the window and will be auto deleted.After adding the required icons click on Done to close the window. We can add buttons to the new toolbar by dragging the items from Customize Toolbar window and dropping them on the new toolbar(Drag and drop method).The new toolbar looks empty as we have not added any buttons to it yet. Now you can see the new toolbar in the firefox window.
Now give a new name for the new toolbar(for example, MyToolbar) and click OK to close the window.Now click on the button Add New Toolbar.Right click on the Menu Bar (or) Click on View in Menu bar and select Toolbars.This can be done through following steps:
HOW DO I INSTALL GOOGLE TOOLBAR FOR FIREFOX 5 FULL
We can also add buttons like Print, Bookmarks, Downloads, New window, New tab, History, Cut, Copy, Full screen etc. We can have new toolbars in addition to the default Menu bar, Address bar and Bookmarks bar.
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