Thanks, edmeister, for listing possible alternatives and fixes. In the meantime, best wishes finding something that gets your icons turned into text. I hope we all get some real solutions soon. The best advice I can offer would be to use a different browser (Opera is pretty close to Firefox stylistically speaking) until a better solution is cooked up by a community developer, or until Mozilla patches this, in my opinion, utterly ludicrous gap in functionality. Though I can see why Firefox is boasting that this new Firefox is infinitely more customizable than the last version, it's also well above the skill level of most users- if I didn't have some limited coding experience from other programs, I know I would be sunk. in laymans terms, you'd have to be (or become) a genuine CSS programmer to get this to work the way you want.
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While I believe that given enough time a solution to do what you want is possible, the problem lies in that you'd have to build the code to attack each icon individually, then execute them in a string. I'm not so sure what's so "Fast for good" about repetitive coding just to set up my work-space but that's a ramble for another time and website. In my case, I just wanted everything put back in the upper left the way it's been for years, and given a few hours to work with it, I did get it working mostly like it used to. Having gone through the CSS in MKII's link (and getting a crash course from a colleague on using it, as CSS is not my forte) it appears this pack is more about changing the location of items, their colors, and their groupings.
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None of this explains how to get text instead of icons in toolbars, and seems to imply that it is impossible to do so.
I'm a long time user of Firefox, the last one here at this office- I'll forgive the rest if someone can show me an extension, theme, add-on, plug-in, or easy method that will give me some limited functionality of my browser back the way I've been using it for all these years.įrom what I gather from other posts here, Classic Theme Restorer is gone for good, so how do I get my button back? Now the button is gone, and my bookmarks are alphabet soup in a tab on the opposite side of the browser. I used Classic Theme Restorer to put the Firefox "Button" up in the corner, where I had all my bookmarks sorted how I liked. While I can work around some things, and I do understand not every add-on will make the trip over to the new version, there is one that's going to be a deal-breaker for me. Now it's as fast as Chrome (or so it appears), but lacks all the features that made me stand by it for more than a decade now not how I wanted to start work today, but here we go. So, the new Firefox "Quantum" is here, and with it it's removed all my extensions and add-ons that made my job easier, and made Firefox more useful to me than the much speedier Chrome.
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