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De-clutter your Firefox menus
Ever notice how the right-click menu in Firefox (and most other applications for that matter) is full of options you never really need? And the more add-ons you install, the longer your list of options gets.If you never find yourself using "View Page in ex Ext App," Menu Editor can help you clean up your right-click menu. In fact, it can help you determine which options to show or hide in most of your Firefox menus, including your File, Vie, Bookmarks, and Tools menus.
The program practices what it preaches. Once you install Menu Editor you might have to hunt a bit to figure out how to open the application. It doesn't add itself to your tools or right-click buttons. You have to go to your tools menu and click Add-ons in order to find a list of installed add-ons, and then click the options button in order to start editing.
[via Digital Inspiration]
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Subscribe to commentsRaverenJun 7th 2007 7:38AM
Sadly it has a very annoying conflict with both versions of add bookmark here and needs a manual fix to prevent ABH from crashing FX every time it's used.
PS_4Jun 7th 2007 8:04AM
Meh... why not just edit the userchrome.css file? Same result, but one less extension to worry about.
Here's what I have in my file:
menuitem[label="Web Search"],
menuitem[label="Web Search"] + menuseparator,
menuitem[label="Work Offline"],
menuitem[label="Bookmark All Tabs..."],
menuitem[label="Stop"],
menuitem[label="Subscribe to This Page..."],
menuitem[label="Subscribe to This Page"],
menuitem[label="Reload"],
menuitem[label="Bookmarks Toolbar Folder"],
menuitem[label="Filterset.G Updater"],
menuitem[label="For Internet Explorer Users"],
menuitem[label="Send Link..."],
menuitem[label="Reload"] + menuseparator {
display: none !important;
}