Comments on: 5 Firefox Extensions to Take Control of Controls http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/ A humorous take on culture and entertainment. Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:41:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Reznor http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/#comment-4031 Reznor Thu, 13 Mar 2008 14:38:37 +0000 http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/#comment-4031 About time you made the switch to a Mac! :D About time you made the switch to a Mac! :D

]]> By: Bobby http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/#comment-3415 Bobby Mon, 04 Feb 2008 16:59:33 +0000 http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/#comment-3415 I actually tried Compact Menu and it's a good recommendation if you're even more pressed for space. I have a large monitor for my desktop PC, so space isn't as much an issue to me as clutter (I have my bookmark toolbar icon links in the same toolbar as file/edit/etc and then a toolbar for navigation/address bar and search). Since my laptop is a Mac, the program menus are pulled out of the window anyway. But you're right to recommend it to someone with a Windows laptop who values their space. I actually tried Compact Menu and it’s a good recommendation if you’re even more pressed for space. I have a large monitor for my desktop PC, so space isn’t as much an issue to me as clutter (I have my bookmark toolbar icon links in the same toolbar as file/edit/etc and then a toolbar for navigation/address bar and search). Since my laptop is a Mac, the program menus are pulled out of the window anyway. But you’re right to recommend it to someone with a Windows laptop who values their space.

]]> By: Sjors http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/#comment-3399 Sjors Mon, 04 Feb 2008 01:32:10 +0000 http://www.virtualfools.com/tech/5-firefox-extensions-to-take-control-of-controls/#comment-3399 I am also really into interface configuration, even changing my PCs shell from explorer just to have more flexibility. Anyways, maybe you would like an extension like Compact Menu or Tiny Menu (there are a few of those). What they do is allow you to eliminate the File, Edit, History, etc menus, and add an extra button to your toolbar containing those items. Keep up the nice job on the blog. I am also really into interface configuration, even changing my PCs shell from explorer just to have more flexibility.

Anyways, maybe you would like an extension like Compact Menu or Tiny Menu (there are a few of those). What they do is allow you to eliminate the File, Edit, History, etc menus, and add an extra button to your toolbar containing those items.

Keep up the nice job on the blog.

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