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I don't get it either. "Status 4 ever" didn't help either. But I found a way: Get this addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer

by aluhut 13y ago

I don't get it either. "Status 4 ever" didn't help either. But I found a way: Get this addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer/ https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/classicthemerest... Activate the "Bottombar Toolbar" by right clicking somewhere on the top space where the bars are. Now you have a small bar down there. Open the new funky customization menue and drag the "Statustext"-Element down there. The only problem is that you'll find your Start-Button above the text... Somehow I find myself installing even more Add-Ons with every major UI "improvisation" to keep a useful UI. I wish it would be the other way around where you got standard and customized from there.

barrkel 13y ago
This did not work for me. In fact classic theme restorer broke FF's Customize... menu feature, as well as the hamburger menu at the end of the toolbar - it is now completely inoperable, even after removing it.
- aluhut 13y ago
  Ok this is weird. I just repeated the procedure on my office PC and it worked. Do you have an theme active probably?
  - barrkel 13y ago
    As far as I'm aware, I did not have a theme active. I spent several hours debugging this. Chiefly the culprit turned out to be "Default Full Zoom Level" extension. However, during the debugging process, I did a binary search through prefs.js looking for the problem. If I removed this line: user_pref("browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone", "29.0"); ... the browser worked properly again. Very peculiar. Of course, this was written into the prefs.js again upon exit, so when restarted the browser was broken again. Classic Theme Restorer probably wasn't the problem. Probably the problem only showed up because that was the first restart post-upgrade (to enable the extension).

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I don't get it either. "Status 4 ever" didn't help either. But I found a way: Get this addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/classicthemerestorer

by aluhut 13y ago

barrkel 13y ago
This did not work for me. In fact classic theme restorer broke FF's Customize... menu feature, as well as the hamburger menu at the end of the toolbar - it is now completely inoperable, even after removing it.
- aluhut 13y ago
  Ok this is weird. I just repeated the procedure on my office PC and it worked. Do you have an theme active probably?
  - barrkel 13y ago
    As far as I'm aware, I did not have a theme active. I spent several hours debugging this. Chiefly the culprit turned out to be "Default Full Zoom Level" extension. However, during the debugging process, I did a binary search through prefs.js looking for the problem. If I removed this line: user_pref("browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone", "29.0"); ... the browser worked properly again. Very peculiar. Of course, this was written into the prefs.js again upon exit, so when restarted the browser was broken again. Classic Theme Restorer probably wasn't the problem. Probably the problem only showed up because that was the first restart post-upgrade (to enable the extension).