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This will tell you how to add, remove, and rearrange toolbars in &brandShortName;.
You cannot currently remove the Menu Bar because you cannot move the menu items (File, Edit, Help, etc.) to a different toolbar, and they must stay on the screen at all times.
To remove a toolbar, look in the View menu on your Menu Bar. Go to View > Toolbars. You should see a few menu items. The top ones (above the separator) are the toolbars you may show. Toolbars currently shown are checked, and toolbars currently hidden are not checked. To show or hide a toolbar, simply click its menu item. The toolbar will now be shown or hidden based on your choice.
To add a toolbar, look under the View menu on the Menu Bar. Go to View > Toolbars and click Customize. Click on Add New Toolbar (in the bottom of the dialog). This should give you a dialog to enter a name. Enter a name, click OK, and then click Done. Now open the View > Toolbars menu, and you should see your new toolbar listed. Follow the procedures in the previous section to show or hide it.
To rearrange the items (icons, buttons, text boxes, etc.) on your toolbar, right-click on any part of the toolbar that is not a text box. This will bring up the toolbar customization dialog.
Drag and drop any items you want to and from the toolbars (excluding the menu items). You can also rearrange icons already on the toolbars by dragging and dropping them wherever you wish. When the toolbars and items are arranged the way you want them, click Done.
Themes are small files that are installed in &brandShortName; that change the way &brandShortName; looks. Themes are not allowed to modify the actions or functionality of &brandShortName;.
You can download and install many themes from &brandShortName; Help and themes.mozdev.org. Internet searches will find many other themes as well.
Usually when you click on a link to install a theme, &brandShortName; displays a dialog asking you for permission to install the theme. You have the option of allowing download and installation or cancelling process. After a successful installation, you have the option of automatically enabling the new theme. This is currently not recommended due to browser bugs that should be resolved by the release of &brandShortName; 1.0.
If a Save File dialog box is displayed while installing a &brandShortName; theme, simply save the theme file to a place of your choosing: to install the theme, go to &brandShortName; Help. Scroll to the Install Local Theme form and browse to select the downloaded theme. When the theme has been selected click Install Theme. The theme will now be usable as detailed above.
To uninstall a theme, go to the Tools menu, and click Options. Click on the Themes tab to see a list of your installed themes. Click Uninstall Firebird Theme to uninstall the theme. Note: the default &brandShortName; theme cannot be uninstalled.
To switch between your installed themes, open the Tools menu and click Options. Click on the Themes tab in the new dialog box. You should see a list of your installed themes. Select a theme and click OK.
Extensions are small add-ons to &brandShortName; that change existing browser functionality or add new functionality.
Installing an extension involves a very similar process to installing themes. Extensions can be found at &brandShortName; Help.
The functionality for uninstalling extensions is not yet present in &brandShortName;, but it will be in &brandShortName; 1.0. However, you can currently disable extensions and reverse the effects of their installation.
To disable an extension in &brandShortName;, go to the Tools menu and select Options. Next click the Extensions tab. Select the extension that you wish to disable, and then click the Disable button.
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