Firefox 3.6, Now With Hide Menu Bar Option
Written by Vygantas Lipskas on December 30, 2009
Latest Firefox 3.6 Beta release now includes an option to hide menu bar, which will help users to save few pixels of screen space.
If you have menu disabled and want to quickly access it, just hit Alt key and it should appear.
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Another extension that becomes obsolete: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4762
Actually, Namoroka Alpha 1 has already included this option (bug 456535).
Interesting, maybe they will include mouse gestures too? And advanced session management, panels, user js, speed dial, etc. :P
Firefox is always copying Opera!
fuc* you Firefox…
sorry for the bad language.
Yeah, thank god for open source ain’t I right? Opera’s really loosing for not going open source on that aspect.
Opera cannot go open-source. Their business model cannot allow them. Open or closed, I’ll use the best tool.
Do you need to be open-source to copy stuff? Then how come Opera copied automatic updates from other browsers?
Odd logic…
Why wouldn’t they put automatic updates?
Most software besides browsers have automatic updates.
It only makes sense too.
By your logic Opera is copying Netscape for creating a browser. And Firefox is a Netscape code, so Firefox is copying Firefox… Good ideas are really good when everybody use them! Nobody will say on user requests “it is implemented somewhere else so we wont do it”.
I love Opera as “closed source”. “Open source” is only a fraud marketing strategy.
How so?
How so?
99.9% of users are not going to go in to the source files to solve a problem.
And with a active and dedicated dev team(such as the Opera Team) there is no need for source files to be released, as they have the job well covered on there end and I will wait patiently for a future release.
‘Okay mom, so click on the tools menu and then go to options. What do you mean you don’t see a tools menu?’
Minimalism, catering to those who know how to hide critical GUI components any way at the expense of screwing over the majority of users.
i dont find this feature in opera,
how can i hide menu in opera?
If you are using Opera 10 or 10.10, all you have to do is go to “File” Menu and uncheck the “Show Menu Bar” option.