Is there any word on if this is possible on a Mac? I perused Firefox’s package contents and am unable to uncover anything in resemblance to a .jar file.

Posted at 12:39 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by Matt Oliver

Now can someone get rid of that damned “send this image” option on the right click context menu? Has anyone EVER used that?

Posted at 3:04 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by Rivetgeek

“There’s some risk involved, but it’s nothing that a quick re-install can’t repair.” – Or a restore of backups of those .xul files. I’d opt for the latter.

Posted at 3:43 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by clark

anyone know a way to get rid of the annoying info bar that slides down when you’re asked to save a password?
I miss it popping up, as I could navigate easier without having to either use the mouse, or tab like crazy to focus on it.

Posted at 6:42 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by kronflux

I am not a modem user, and I use the work offline function all the time, especially in thunderbird. I frequently carry my laptop away from areas with connectivity, and it helps keep information available.

Posted at 6:48 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by Chris

I think there’s a less intrusive way: iirc there are “chrome user stylesheets” (think it’s called chrome.css in the user’s directory) that are applied to the UI. so you use a simple #idofbutton { display: none } to hide it. Using the old DOM-Inspector-Extension you can inspect the XUL-Layout of the UI easy, without having to scroll to endless code…

Posted at 7:29 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by pascal

Or, you could use the Menu Editor extension. In fact that’s exactly what you should use.

Posted at 11:31 am on Jun 18th, 2008 by dysii

dont forget speeding it up guess mozilla hasn’t caught on
http://www.hackaday.com/2004/12/26/speed-up-firefox/

Posted at 7:02 pm on Jun 18th, 2008 by redfireant3