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IainB:
/RANT ON
It really did annoy - and it still does - that Mozilla unilaterally decided to kill off the Add-on Bar: refer What happened to the Add-on Bar? | Firefox Help
It was thus left up to 3rd party Add-ons to fill the gap - which they did for a short while, but which were subsequently broken by changes to Firefox - e.g., The Add-on Bar (Restored).
/RANT OFF
Does anyone on this forum know of a workaround to fully restore the Addons Bar?
Tuxman:
Classic Theme Restorer or Status 4 Evar.
f0dder:
Jonathan13: are you affiliated with Zotero? At first glance your post looks like some of the spam we usually get, but it doesn't have the Google hits that spam usually gives - also, Zotero seems to be free as well as Open Source, so it would be a weird form of spam... but it's always nice to know where people coming from.
Welcome onboard, by the way :-)
IainB:
Classic Theme Restorer or Status 4 Evar.
-Tuxman (March 21, 2016, 10:35 AM)
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Thanks!
Classic Theme Restorer works, though I am unsure whether I want the rest of what it does. Still experimenting...
Status 4 Evar seems to have been abandoned, so I didn't try it.
IainB:
Zotero is an amazing new bibliographic reference manager. Calling it an "extension" doesn't do it justice. It behaves like a full-fledged application within Firefox. If you're a student, academician, researcher or writer, you really should check this out. If you've been saving for Endnote or RefWorks, you can probably spend that money on something else.
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-rkrause (October 07, 2006, 09:19 PM)
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+ 1 from me.
(Attribution link corrected 2016-04-08 1431hrs.)
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