When they're in a different order or separated by other buttons, they are separate. If I have the reload button first and then the stop button, they merge. I've moved the buttons around a bunch and currently the buttons are separate, but I suspect only because I switched the order they were in. Depending on what I'm doing the button has either one or the other function. The reload and stop buttons were merged into one. I downloaded a new one, but there's a strange, inconsistent issue: Turns out not a single one of my themes works with this version.
I also discovered the 'tabs on top' option in the customize menu, so unticked that, and now my Firefox is beginning to look like itself again. I thought they could only be moved to the taskbars, and the buttons I needed were not offered. I figured out that the icons can be moved TO the customize menu, which helped tremendously in reordering them. Hopefully someone else with a similar issue gets something out of this. Seems to be another one of those times when I'm answering my own questions. Will restoring my old profile fix this, or is there some other trick to make this more functional for me? What's missing for me are the buttons next to the address and search bar, the back, forward, reload, stop, and home buttons. In Firefox 57 these items are customizable, so you may have (re)moved the combined Stop/Reload button as well that would normally appear at the far left of the Navigation Toolbar next to the B/F buttons. I'm planning on backing up my profile on the old computer, and restoring it on the new one with MozBackup, but I've never done this before, so I'm not sure if this will restore the look of it. I see the Back and Forward button at the far right on the location/address bar and the refresh button is missing. It looks exactly like IE now, and I can't find my way around it. Ie Popups Despite Using Firefox - posted in Virus, Trojan, Spyware, and Malware Removal Help: I followed your excellent preparation guide to the letter, running and re-running scans. By doing so, you can make sure there isn’t any instance of Firefox running that will stop you from uninstalling the program. If you find any instance running, right click it and choose End Task from the pop-up menu. Is there something I can do about getting it to show up there, as well as to create a desktop icon?Īlso, I really hate the look of the new Firefox. Step 2: Find Firefox under the Processes tab in the Task Manager page. It's in the programs list I get from the Control Panel, and it's definitely working, but I'm baffled that it's not accessible through the Start Menu.
I tried to create one manually by going to Programs from the Start Menu, but Firefox is not listed. When I installed it, it did not give me the usual option of creating a desktop icon.
#FIREFOX POPUPS MISSING BUTTONS WINDOWS 7#
I just got a new Windows 7 laptop, and downloaded the newest version of Firefox (12.0).
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