Right-Click Menus and Toolbars in Firefox 

Toolbars (#toolbars)

Side bar (see Sidebar under View menu)

Scroll bar (there is no context menu on the horizontal or vertical scroll bars)
 

Find Bar (there is no context menu on Find Bar)

invoked with Ctrl+F (or F3), exited from bar with Esc, or close button. , placed logically near start of Find/search input area

Status bar (there are usually context menus on additions to Status Bar)
 
Any addition wider than 24px is a status bar Hog (or wider than 7 characters if it must be text).  Except for Adblock all of the above should be a 16x16px symbol.  There is no need for the drop down indicator on a status bar or toolbar icon (violators: McAfee Site Advisor and Launchy). Adblock which can show Adblock or Disable should be text, but doesn't need padding on left and right -- this is serious real estate loss when you have to show location on a half width window.  [see Toolbar customization - Firefox - MozillaZine Knowledge Base, Reducing the padding around the toolbars (unfortunately no changes seen)]

Gray bar below status bar - MozillaZine Knowledge Base, Firefox users may see a thick gray bar with red text below the status bar.  This is usually caused by a faulty theme extension. 

Title bar (#titlebar, title and blue fading color area) [Alt+Spacebar]

Windows 7 users, be aware of a change (#win7) -- The following tip is #9 on my Windows 7 page.

Toggle keys appears both under mouse and under keyboard in Ease of use / Accessibility options.
Activating the last option, would deactivate my favorite Windows 7 added WinKey+<arrowkey> keyboard shortcuts to resize window to left/normal/right side, or to maximize/norm/minimize window.  On a dual/extended monitors this would be left/norm/right on each monitor so left/right arrow actually have six positions passing between monitors.

Menus within Firefox nothing spectacular with right-click (#menu)

The menus are like any other menus in Windows.  I have chosen to render the menus in a blue tint so that they can be seen easily on the web page.

Black on gray can be hard to read by someone not perfectly in front of a laptop screen.  If you want to change the colors of your menus to match you can use Settings, Control Panel, Display, item: Menu, size:18, (color); Font: Tahoma, size: 8

If you intend to make changes to your Display settings I would suggest that you Retain your old and new settings.
 

Firefox Help: Options Window, Options/Preferences Window.  Item by item help with tools, options preferences.
Menu Framework, old proposal might not even be Firefox, but compact layout of menus.

Some items found in the menus such as Extensions, and Downloads found in the Tools menus have context menus (menus)  

Hide Menubar extension, Toggles Menu Bar Display with simple use of ALT key.  Does not interfere with other "Alt+" keyboard shortcuts.

Throbber , throbs when there is activity such as reload (F5, or Ctrl+R), but you can use it as a second home page.  The button no longer throbs, but the Throbber button extension extended the ability to go directly to your choice of four pages similar to your home page button.

Search Bar (Ctrl+K), Firefox's builtin Search Bar  (#searchbar)

Search Drop Down (left click on icon)

Search “Suggestions”(History) based on search history and typed content

Search Bar (#searchbar)   Picture of Seachbar in previous topic as well because I place it next to menus on the menu bar, and there is a picture of just the builtin Search bar (search box) later..

Ctrl+K Search, and F6 Next Frame, will both take me to the Search box.  If the location bar (address bar in IE) appears before the search bar, then F6 would take you to the Location Bar (Ctrl+L) -- F6 works same way in IE.  The engines within the Search toolbar is customizable using the Add Engines (Mycroft) at the bottom of the Search Bar drop down.  Or even better use Add to Search Bar by Malte Kraus, to add your own search engines based on a search form or any other form.

Unfortunately Suggestions/Privacy are mutually exclusive, if you turn off suggestions you can once more see your search history, but only for those generated after turning off suggestions.  Show Suggestions sends a query with each character that you type starting with the third character, and Google and Yahoo among some other search engines do show suggestions based on usage of use of their engine.

Another method to add a search is to right click within the search box on a page to “Add this search to the searchbar...” or yet another alternative “Add a keyword (bookmark) for this search”, 

You can add vertical scroll bars to menus, search engines, toolbars, and bookmarks with userChrome.css additions, no need for an extension, see Scroll Bars on my firefox.htm page. 

Additional information on Search Search Bar links, Google Groups Search Orientation, and on a highly recommended bookmarklet to rework Google Groups (see "gg:fix").  Search Bar (mozillazine.org), and Search bar (mozilla.org).

Navigation and Location Bars(#locationbar)

Get rid of the buttons on the navigation bar that you don't need like Refresh/Reload (F5).  If you have a 5 button mouse you should set the left and right side mouse buttons to BACK and Forward.  (see Drag to New Tab and icons below).

I have retained use the BACK (alt+ArrowLt) and Forward (alt+ArrowRt) buttons on the navigation bar because they indicate if there are any items along those directions by the coloring (green or gray) of the arrows.

Location bar missing:  View,Toolbars, Navigation — Alt+D will bring up a “Open Web Location” dialog window.
Location bar empty:  items may have shifted to another toolbar, use View, Toolbars, Customize to drag things back where they belong.

Clearing history from drop down of location bar -- Singly: Shift+Del  
All of them (and all of history [Ctrl+H]):  Tools, Options, Privacy, Download History, [Clear Download History Now]
The default number of History shown on Location bar is fifty (browser.sessionhistory.max_entries default is 50

Lock icon - MozillaZine Knowledge Base and change of color of location bar to yellow for secure site.

Firefox 3: Site Identification button « Feed The Net , Site Identification button security feature.  This button replaces and builds upon the ubiquitous “padlock” icon that has for so long been the primary security indicator used in browsers.

Modifier prefixes: asterisk, circumflex, plus-sign, commercial pound sign, commercial at-sign used in location-bar autocomplete searches.

There are modifier prefixes to limit the location-bar autocomplete results to searching for bookmarks ("*", asterisk), history ("^"), tags ("+") and also for limiting to title ("#") and limiting to url ("@").  See First step to Firefox 3.1: Alpha 1 is here - Mozilla Links

toolbar buttons  (#icons)

Right-click anywhere else on toolbar for “customize” where you can add or remove toolbar buttons.  Although you can put your toolbar buttons on any of the toolbars, suggest restricting the larger buttons that include text to the navigation toolbar because of their vertical dimension.

Bookmarks bar -- Personal Toolbar Folder  (#bookmarksbar)

You can customize your bookmarks toolbar by dragging a webpage link or the Favicon at leftside of the location bar to the bookmarks toolbar.  Just like you do when you drag a link to your bookmarks through the Bookmarks menu or through the Bookmarks Manager (Ctrl+B).  In Internet Explorer can customize your links bar, by dragging a link to the links bar (or to a links bar folder) exactly the same regardless of your browser. 

To delete a bookmark or folder from your Bookmarks bar, left click on Bookmark on the Firefox main menu, then on Manage Bookmarks, then delete the unwanted bookmark or folder.

Google Groups Search:  You don't need the Google extension to provide a button for the Google Groups search, you can create your own search button on your bookmarks bar (links bar) by going to Google Groups and then dragging the link to bookmarks bar and stripping out all wording with a right click to change properties to just have a button and to make sure you just have the following link within.

Bookmarks Manager:
Right click on the icon to open in new window or to open in new tab; otherwise opens in same window.  (Same as in IE, except IE doesn't have Tabs).  Another way to open in a new tab is to drag to the “New Tab” (you can't drag the icon to the toolbar)

Sorting Bookmarks in Firefox(#sortbookmarks)
Ctrl-B (for bookmarks)
Right click on a bookmark entry, Sort by Name
(IE users can look at PC World article article for sorting bookmarks.)

Read more about Bookmarks and the Bookmark Manager on a separate page (onsite).

You might want set up your favorite bookmarks as keywords.  I am currently keeping my keyword bookmarks in their own folder (K) on my bookmarks bar just so I can keep track of what keywords I have and to minimize duplicates or deleting important bookmarks, see examples of my keyword shortcuts. 

Search Bar (Search Box)   (#builtin_searchbox)

This is the builtin Search Box that comes with Firefox, which was described in more detail earlier simply because I prefer to include it next the menus on the Menu Toolbar.  Pictured here for comparison purposes with some other search related toolbars.  In general it is best and safer to stick to the builtin searchbox and avoid third party search toolbars.

Google Bar (#googlebar)

Don't confuse the Googlebar (extension) (mozdev) with the builtin Search Bar which uses plugins (Mycroft) to add more search engines.  Both can be customized.  I prefer the builtin Search bar and keep the Google toolbar minimized.  You will find the Google Toolbar Items in the right click menu of the page where you activate the Google toolbar and you can activate the Google toolbar from the View Menu as well.

See Googlebar Screenshots for pictures of all of the drop down menus. 

I kept the Googlebar deactivated for quite awhile and finally removed it.  Most of it is not of interest; and I like the Firefox Search bar much better and the other items are in the Web Developer context menus.

Google Toolbar (#googletoolbar)

Google Toolbar (official), Google Toolbar Features, Problematic Extension, (uninstall)

Problems:  Heavy Background disk usage, Search Engine Watch, inserts new hyperlinks, Privacy.  while you might avoid things in individual options the toolbar makes it easier to not watch over your preferences, and of course there is the tendency toward bloated toolbars  Google Toolbar not recommended -- Do Not Install.

Web Developer Toolbar (#webdeveloper)

The Web Developer Extension, Chris Pederick, can be installed.  You can activate/deactivate from the View Menu (if installed).  I only use it from the context menu.  You can use the Tools Menu to access the web developers toolbar items and all of its submenus (or drop downs).  (Disable, CSS, Forms, Images, Information, Miscellaneous, Outline, Resize, Tools, View Source -- Ctrl+Shift+U, Options) For more information and submenus of those submenus see the Features & Submenus, and Screenshots, along with more details on the left side frame on the site.  Most of the items can be found as bookmarklets, but what you really gain is a logical arrangement of items.  Web Developer Extension Recommended, but avoid bloated toolbars by using Tools Menu rather than displaying its toolbar.

Tabs Bar  (#tabsbar)

Close button where you want it is in Browser.tabs.closeButtons , Firefox defaults to putting it on the tab, you can put it to the far right of the tabs bar with a preference.

Tabs can be dragged to another position on the tabs bar.

For more information on Tabbed browsing, particularly in setting up tabs, see Tabbed Browsing in Firefox (onsite), the material in this section was used as in introduction on that page.

Entensions involving Tabs – right click on tab  (#tabext)

Sidebar off of the View Menu (#sidebar)

• Bookmarks (builtin), works best with Bookmarks Manager under View, for seaching within bookmarks.  Should also install the Locate in Bookmarksfolders extension.
• History (builtin), find previously viewed pages with or without a filter, sorted by Date & Size, by Site, by Date, by Most Visited, or by • Last Visited. Tools > Options > Privacy.  Enhanced History Manager extension is available.
• Cache Viewer (extension), find previously viewed material still in cache with a search filter.  Columns are String, Title, Location (URL), Date, Visits (Number). Keywords (KeywordBar extension) list of your Keyword Shortcuts.
• Sage (extension), RSS feeds
• Downloads (builtin ???) same as Ctrl+Y from Tools.  Tools, Downloads, Show Folder (button)
• Edit CSS (extension), Stylesheet modifier in the Sidebar.&nbs0p; Also available via Web Developer
• Document Map, Outline based on header levels (H1-H4) to create a Table of Contents for the page in view.

Right-Click Menus are Context Menus (#rclick)

Depending on where you right-click in Firefox you will get different menus.
 

Right-Click within Page or on a Selection (#page)

Within Page (Body) Suppressed via Menu editor    Back      Forward      Next Image ♦     Reload      Stop      Start Aardvark   ♦      Bookmark This Page      Save Page As…      Send Link/Page…      View Background Image      Check Page Links ♦      Select All      Build Gallery ♦      Flashgot Options ♦  >    Word Count ♦      Undo close tab ♦      View Selection in new Window ♦      View Rendered Source ♦      View Page Source      View Page Info      View This Page in IE ♦      Show anchors ♦  Copy URL+ ♦  =>    Launchy ♦ => []  Capture Page ♦ []  Capture page As... ♦  ColorZilla ♦ =>  Linkification ♦ =>    Linky ♦ =>    Web Developer submenus ♦ =>    Previous Image   ♦      Next Image   ♦

This section is dependent on blue/green     coloring to distinquish removed menu items.   Menu editor has been used to exclude items that have well known shortcuts or are just plain unwanted [suppressed] Advanced option allows rearranging menu(s). Reduces the need to use Shift+F10 which helps with positioning of context menu.  All of which are simply trying to bypass a bug in positioning of context menu and the fact that they don't scroll very easily, and you really want to see all your choices at one time. Although not tried here, you can sort in Menu Editor, groups will remain intact, but items will be sorted.  Unfortunately there is no selecting items as a group and moving them. See context comparisons for a better comparison of my current context menus.    Copy URL + Title    Copy URL + Selection    Copy URL + Title + Selection    Copy URL + Title /*RLink*/ Selection    Copy URL + <dt>title<dd>selection / url    Copy URL + <a href=...>...</a>    Copy URL + <a href=... title=selection>...</a>    Copy URL + <a href=...>...</a>, selection CopyURL+ submenu ♦ launchy submenu ♦ Test on a text url with selection then rclick:  http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/ie/bookmarklets.htm

Selected Text(Body) Suppressed via Menu editor    Back      Forward      Next Image ♦     Reload      Stop      Start Aardvark   ♦    Copy as Plain Text  Check Page Links   ♦    Word Count ♦      Search Web for "quoted text"    Dictionary search for "quoted text"   ‡     Find next ...  (see below for additional "quoted text")    Highlight Word[s]   ?    Highlight Phrase   ?      View Selection Source   (builtin)      View Selection in new Window ♦      View Rendered source ♦      View This Page in IE ♦      Show anchors ♦  Copy URL+ ♦  =>    Launchy ♦ => []  Capture Selection ♦ []  Capture Selection As... ♦  ColorZilla ♦ =>  Linkification ♦ =>    Linky ♦ =>    Web Developer submenus ♦ =>    Previous Image   ♦      Next Image   ♦

Right-Click on a Link within Page Content (#link)

Bookmark This Link    Copy Link Location    Copy URL+ >    Properties    Open Link Target in IE     On a Link		Copy URL + Title    Copy URL + Selection    Copy URL + Title + Selection    Copy URL + Title /*RLink*/ Selection    Copy URL + <a href=...>...</a>    Copy URL + <a href=... title=selection>...</a>    Copy URL + <a href=...>...</a>, selection CopyURL+ submenu on a link ♦   Launchy submenu on a Link ♦			Open Link in New Window      Open Link in New Tab      Open In This Window      Bookmark This Link      Save Link As…      Send Link…      Copy Link Location      Copy URL+     ♦  >    Launchy     ♦  >    Properties      Open Link Target in IE    Googlebar items   ♦ >  Edit CSS   ♦   Ctrl+8    Web Developer   submenus ♦ >  mozex   ♦ > also on a Link
Copy Link/Email Location is same as Copy Shortcut in IE. Copy URL+: (see firefox.htm) Properties of a link: addresses either "nw" or "opens in same window"					Launchy submenu for an email link

Right-Click on a Picture / Shape / Icon (#picture)

Open Link in New Window      Open Link in New Tab      Open In This Window      Bookmark This Link      Save Link As      Send Link…      Copy Link Location      View Image      Copy Image      Copy Image Location      Zoom Image ♦      Save Image As      Send Image      Set as Wallpaper      Block Images from      Copy URL+  >    Launchy   ♦ >    Properties      Open Link Target in IE    Googlebar items   ♦ >  Adblock image   ♦    Edit CSS   ♦   Ctrl+8    Web Developer   submenus ♦ >  mozex   ♦ > Icon within a Link

picture in a link <  Background Image      View Image      Copy Image      Copy Image Location      Save Image As      Send Image      Set as Wallpaper      Block Images from      Copy URL+  >    Launchy   ♦ >    Properties    Googlebar items   ♦ >  Adblock image   ♦    Edit CSS   ♦   Ctrl+8    Web Developer   submenus ♦ >  mozex   ♦ > Icon only

Back      Forward      Reload      Stop        Bookmark This Page      Save Page As…      Send Page…        View Background Image      Copy URL+ > Select All    Launchy   ♦ >      View Page Source      View Page Info      View This Page in IE /x/    Googlebar items   ♦ >  Edit CSS   ♦   Ctrl+8    Web Developer   submenus ♦ >  mozex   ♦ > Frame with Background

Some SubMenu items have Context Menus (#menus)

Working With or around Frames in Firefox (#frames)

There are some things you are probably interested in when you get a page with frames that you don't want to view.  One is to view just one frame, print just one frame, see the source for just one frame.  The following Context menus were pulled using the above example.  Note with aggressive adblocking you may have reduced two frames to being empty but they waste valuable space nevertheless.

You can use the same page to experiment how that page would print by using Print Preview from the original page and then as restricted to a single frame, a big difference.
 

This Frame  Show Only this Frame   Open Frame in New Window   Open Frame in New Tab   Reload Frame   Bookmark This Frame….   Save Frame As….   View Frame Source   View Frame Info

Launchy from within a Frame

Find Bar (#findbar_items)

• Highlight regexp (bookmarklet), Highlights each match for a regular expression.
• Find Bar (extension), adds Regular Expression to the Find Bar (in alpha stage of testing).
• "Phrase Not Found" is another item that can appear on the Find Bar.

The width of the Find bar can interfer with narrowing a Firefox window, such that you lose the right vertical scrollbar.  Try exiting Find, after adjusting window width you can reinvoke Find. [Also see Large Screens]

Alphabetize Your Bookmarks and other folders (#bookmarks)

Use "SortPlaces" extension to permanently sort all bookmarks or major bookmark folders (sorting with SortPlaces is reversible).

Context Navigation with Arrow Keys (#navigation-arrowkeys)

Focus is on the location bar

up/down arrow keys go through the loation bar drop-down (or similar to left/right arrow)

Focus is on the Search Bar,

up/down arrow keys go through each tab

Focus is on a Tab,

up/own arrow keys go through the search bar drop-down list.

left/right arrow keys go through the tabs (same as with with Ctrl which is documented)

Focus in on the web-page,

up/down arrow keys scrolls through the web-page (as in scroll bar arrows).

Navigation with TAB key (#navigation-tabkey)

Other not necessarily related information (#other)

• HTML-Kit  see related area of “Excel to HTML” (xl2html.htm}
• Recase don't know an any menus, but can be done with a bookmarklet (see Bookmarklets for Zapping Annoyances at Squarefree.com)
• Shortcuts: in Excel shortcuts, Firefox (no shortcut page yet), IE, OE shortcuts
• Pricelessware - Archives 2002

• Extract to... Extract to here Extract to folder Create Self-Extractor (.exe) E-mail ...zip

  UltimateZip - Download,
  reportedly better than WinZip.  UltimateZip is cheaper (no longer free) than Winzip.  Can unzip to new folder same.  Not aware of any plugin for Firefox so will continue to use it with IE.

  Add to Archives Add to “filename”.zip Zip and E-mail “filename”.zip

  name, same folder, or anywhere else.  Can look at files without permanently unzipping.  Right-click options.  (Available in Explorer and in IE, but probably not Firefox).

Problems with Right Click Menus (#problems)

Right-clicking does not work, a known issue caused by the Yahoo! Toolbar for Firefox.
Also see Problematic extensions - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

Click on image for documentation

Regain a Hijacked Mousedown that prevents selection
(see Script Killer above) or use Tools, Web Developer, Disable, Disable JavaScript.
Or uncheck Disable or replace context menus on Tools, Options, Content, Advanced. (click on picture at right)

Game won't work because context menu is wrong
To allow a program to change the context menu (opposite of another solution)
  Tools, Options, Context,
    [x] Javascript enabled and beside that is [Advanced] button inside that dialog
      [x] allow scripts to: Disable or replace the context menus

additional references:  [1]

More notes on disabled context menus

If you do not want websites to control your mouse usage, you can set your options to prevent JavaScript from touching context menus.

Tools → Options → Content → Advanced (javascript) → allows script to: (uncheck) Disable or replace context menus

But generally you want to have JavaScript turned on, and can usually get around disabled context menus by invoking the "Enable Right-click" menus that you can get different versions of:

• Bookmarklets for Zapping Annoyances (squarefree.com), look for "restore context menu" which
  improves the basic javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null\)
  and also for "restore selecting".
• Disable No Right Click Scripts, look for "Enable Right Click" bookmarklet.
• allow: paste from clipboard to form (disable function) – Userscripts.org, also see code in
• Source for "yes paste - box.net" – Userscripts.org

I use keyword shortcuts with modified names on bookmarklets so I can try several versions, there are some really egocentric webmasters that try to protect their coding from being seen which in fact copied the specific technique of protecting code from other sites, or to prevent others from copying text to put into a bookmark or reference.  It can't really be done and it just annoys users.
Anybody can see the source.

Related     (#related) --  link:    linked:  

• Browser, Browser Shortcut Keys and Context (Right Click) Menus
    Browser:      Firefox,  Internet Explorer,
    Keyboard Shortcuts:  Firefox (see Firefox HELP, see support.mozilla.org , by topic), by key,  Internet Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts, Opera (see Help)
    ... for .com use Ctrl+Enter, for .net use Shift+Enter, for .org use Ctrl+Shift+enter
    ... despite the appearance of graphics in the mozilla.org/support page you can use Find Ctrl+Shift+Tab within the table
    Context (right click) Menus:  Firefox (This Page),  Internet Explorer
   
• Windows 2000 Shortcut keys
• Windows 2000 Start , to sort Favorites so you seen them sorted in IE, click on Windows Start and then Favorites , Right Click on any folder inside, Sort by name.
   
   
• Win2000;  Toolbars:  Excel;  Drag/Fillhandle: Excel Fill Handle (this page), Windows drag files;   Accessibility Options: MouseKe ys;
   
• Bookmarklets « have been moved to their own web page (../ie/bookmarklets.htm).  Bookmarklets allow you get regain control over the appearance of a web page, such as text and background colors, remove a background image, highlight links, differentiate between external and internal links with font coloring, invoke a search based on preselected wording.  Your browser’s Refresh/Reload button (F5) will reload the original unmodified web page.
    Show Classes and IDs  Reset (F5)    paren tips HREF visible  [F5]  highlight links int/ext links 
  Firefox will not keep track of where you were when you hit F5, so suggest before testing that click on here so that F5 will return here.
   
• Customizing Right-Click Menu Options in Windows «, changes to registry to allow you to right-click from links, Explorer, and IE.  But this can be done instead from My Computer, Tools, Folder Options, File Types (tab), .htm, Advanced button.  Just did the .htm assigning "Open with Mozilla" "%1" with "c:\program files\mozilla.org\mozilla\mozilla.exe" "%1" and “Open with Notepad” to “c:\winnt\notepad.exe”  so don’t have to use the “Open With” option.  As in the article you can use Find to find the exact locations of the programs.  Work from file menus but not from links.
   
• All Customized Links :: Firefox Add-ons, enables you to add unlimitted customized URLs to your right-click menu. Each link can be set individually to open in: Current Tab, New Tab, New Foreground Window or New Background Window. You can also flag the status of each link to either as active or inactive. (don't use and think it would bloat context menu, but definitely would be of use to some users, I am particularly fond of keyword shortcuts
• CSS diagnosis, by Scott Parsons using Eric Meyer's S5: A Simple Standards-Based Slide Show System (presentation slides) has CSS material of the toolbars themselves.
• removing things in context menus - MozillaZine Forums
• Re-enable Context menus and copy
• Re moved Unwanted Firefox Context Menu Items | LiewCF.com - Tech Gadgets Blog, removing context menu items
• XUL Apps > ContextMenu Extensions - outsider reflex, Ver.3.1.2004090601 for Netscape 7 & Mozilla & Firefox
• Power Point Presentation, creating, saving, modifying, by Evelyn Li, Univ. of Wisconsin.
• Search engines disappear from Search Bar - MozillaZine Knowledge Base (problem)
• Toolbar customizations reset on startup - MozillaZine Knowledge Base, If changes to the toolbar reset themselves after you close Firefox and start it up again, you probably have a corrupt "localstore.rdf" file in the profile folder.
• VBA link to a webpage using Navigate via oleIE (your own object).
• Xenu’s Link Sleuth, Tilman Hausherr, probably seen on LockerGnome.
    [--  http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html --]

Additions that affect menus on this page (#additions)

• Advanced URL Builder, Search from Selection via Context menus (Find This...), James Cook (link is to my notes)
• Copy URL+  for context menus was installed and customized (see menus above, additional notes in my Firefox page).
• IE View, Paul Roub in the Extension Room on a site hosted by mozdev.
• Menu Editor, Hide/unhide/rearrange menu items.
• Tools menus shows example of use of "Menu Editor" extension to rearrange the Tools Menu.
• More information on these topics can be found on my Firefox Customizations webpage.
• Also see supplemental page with additional pictures of context menus, and of customizations made with t he Menu Editor, which allows you to rearrange the menus.

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