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I've got everything on one line, like this: File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools Help [Y|http://news.ycombinator.com/ http://news.ycombinator.com/ *|v] [G|v|
by anc2020 17y ago
I've got everything on one line, like this:
File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools Help [Y|http://news.ycombinator.com/ http://news.ycombinator.com/ *|v] [G|v| Google ]
Just drag the address bar and search to the top.
- dhughes 17y agoSorry, I failed to mention that I use Linux, hence the "I miss" part of my rant.
- windsurfer 17y agoOh, that's just the change that Firefox made for its linux build, due to the different interfaces for different operating systems (such as pasting with middle click, and autoscroll being off). If you go into about:config, you'll find a key called "browser.urlbar.doubleClickSelectsAll", and it should be true in linux but false in windows. Also, you can still move stuff around on the toolbars, just like in windows.
- anc2020 17y agoI use Linux too and this should work on both Linux and Windows. When you start with Firefox it has File Edit View etc. followed by a separator on the top row, then the rest of the row is filled by a flexible space and a little "loading" image. Then on the row below that you have the buttons, the location bar and the search bar. What I'm saying is it should be possible to drag the flexible space back into customize and drag the url up where it used to be. This will mean the UI is only taking up one row. Like this: http://i41.tinypic.com/f7y9j.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/f7y9j.jpg I don't know how to change the selection behaviour though. Personally I like having the whole URL selected but I can see it could be useful that way.