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Toolbars are boxes above or below the area where the website is displayed. This article presents you Firefox toolbars and shows you how to customize them.

Toolbars are boxes above or below the area where the website is displayed. This article presents you Firefox toolbars and shows you how to customize them. * If the menu bar is missing, see [[Menu bar is missing]]. * If some toolbars are missing, see [[Back and forward or other toolbar items are missing]]. __TOC__ = Showing/hiding toolbars = Almost all toolbars can be shown or hidden depending on your needs: {for win} * '''Menu Bar''': This is the top toolbar that contains the browser menus ({menu File}, {menu Edit}, {menu Help}, etc.). You can show/hide the menu bar by pressing the {key Alt} key.{for not fx35}<br>On Windows Vista and above, the menu bar is hidden by default. Its features can be accessed from the {button Firefox} button.{/for} {/for} * '''Tabs bar''': This is a top toolbar where you can select or open a new tab. It can not be hidden. {for not fx35}By default, the Tabs Bar is above the Navigation Toolbar. If you want it below/above, right-click on the right of the Tabs Bar and select {menu Tabs on Top}.{/for} * '''Navigation Toolbar''': This is a top toolbar that contains the Location Bar,{for fx35} and{/for} the buttons used to navigate websites{for not fx35}, and the bookmarks display button. To show/hide it, right-click on the right of the Tabs Bar and select {menu Navigation Toolbar}.{/for} * '''Bookmarks Toolbar''': This is a top toolbar that contains your Bookmarks Toolbar Folder bookmarks. {for not fx35}On new installations of Firefox, the Bookmarks Toolbar is hidden by default. To show/hide it, right-click on the right of the Tabs Bar and select {menu Bookmarks Toolbar}.{/for} {for not fx35} * '''Add-on Bar''': This is the bottom toolbar that contains the buttons associated with your extensions when they are made available by the add-on developer. To show/hide it, right-click on the right of the Tabs Bar and select {menu Add-on Bar}. {/for} Firefox allows you to customize toolbars that appear in the browser to include additional tools, re-arrange spacing, and more. Customizing toolbars lets you re-arrange, organize, add, remove buttons or fields, and add toolbars to change your Firefox experience to suit your needs. {for not fx35}{for win}<br><br>[[Image:Customize Toolbar - Win1]]<br>{/for}{/for}{for fx35}{for win}<br><br>[[Image:c472e0fd7b48c92da121449bc1291a6a-1258907964-943-1.png]]{/for} = Adding, removing, and rearranging items = {for linux} [[Video:f0e56f1ecbaeb52f2ba3e1fcff579b57-1251607132-135-0]] {/for} Items can be added or removed from the toolbars: # {for not fx35}On the right of the Tabs Bar, right-click and select {menu Customize...}.{/for}{for fx35}On the menu bar, click {menu View}, go to {menu Toolbars}, and then select {menu Customize...}.{/for} The Customize Toolbar window will appear. # Drag and drop items. For an explanation of each item, see [[Navigation Toolbar items]]. #* To add an item to a toolbar, drag it from the Customize Toolbar window onto the toolbar where you want it to appear. #* To remove an item from a toolbar, drag it to the Customize Toolbar window. #* To move an item in a toolbar, drag it where you want it to appear. # When you are finished making changes, click {button Done} to close the Customize Toolbar window. {for win}<br><br>[[Image:c472e0fd7b48c92da121449bc1291a6a-1258911741-862-1.png]]<br>{/for} {note}Note: To '''restore''' the toolbars to their '''default settings''', click {button Restore Default Set}.{/note} = Adding, removing Toolbars = There are enough space in existing toolbars to add many items. Nevertheless, if you need more space, you can add toolbars: # {for not fx35}On the right of the Tabs Bar, right-click and select {menu Customize...}.{/for}{for fx35}On the menu bar, click {menu View}, go to {menu Toolbars}, and then select {menu Customize...}.{/for} The Customize Toolbar window will appear. # At the bottom of the Customize Toolbar window, click {button Add New Toolbar}. The New Toolbar window will open. # In the New Toolbar window, enter the name of the toolbar. # Click {button OK} to close the New Toolbar window. The toolbar will appear above the Bookmarks Toolbar. # Add items to the toolbar as described above. # When you are finished adding items to the toolbar, click {button Done} to close the Customize Toolbar window. {note}Note 1: To show/hide it, right-click on the right of the Tabs Bar and select {menu ''toolbar name''}.<br>Note 2: To remove it, you need to restore all the toolbars to their default settings by clicking {button Restore Default Set}.{/note} = Toolbar appearance options = At the bottom of the Customize Toolbar window, there are additional options for changing the appearance of the toolbars: * '''Show'''. From the Show drop-down, you can choose what to display in the toolbars: Icons, Text, or Icons and Text together. By default, Firefox shows Icons. * '''Use Small Icons'''. To conserve screen space in the toolbar, select this option to display tools using smaller icons. = Troubleshooting = For help troubleshooting problems, see these articles. *[[Menu bar is missing]] *[[Back and forward or other toolbar items are missing]] *[[Toolbar keeps resetting]]