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Title bar not showing in version 29

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mittulphp
mittulphp
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I have updated my firefox with new version of 29.

Now the thing is, I m no more able to see the title bar . Is this the new upgrade from firefox guys ?

How can i see the title bar ?

I have updated my firefox with new version of 29. Now the thing is, I m no more able to see the title bar . Is this the new upgrade from firefox guys ? How can i see the title bar ?

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Worked for me. Many thanks for info.

For anyone seeing this and wondering what the title bar shows.

The title bar has:

  • the Firefox icon in top left corner, so helps to instantly know what Browser is open and which window.
  • the top header that tells you what window tab is selected - useful if you have overlapping windows
  • It also places the 'File'. 'Edit', 'View' etc toolbar slightly away from the top edge, so that they are easier to access.
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Gingerbread Man
Gingerbread Man
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To toggle the title bar,

  1. Right-click an empty area of the tab bar and choose Customize.
  2. Click the Title Bar button in the lower left.
  3. Click the Exit Customize button in the lower right.
mittulphp
mittulphp Question owner
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It worked. Thanks.

Toad-Hall
Toad-Hall
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Chosen Solution

Worked for me. Many thanks for info.

For anyone seeing this and wondering what the title bar shows.

The title bar has:

  • the Firefox icon in top left corner, so helps to instantly know what Browser is open and which window.
  • the top header that tells you what window tab is selected - useful if you have overlapping windows
  • It also places the 'File'. 'Edit', 'View' etc toolbar slightly away from the top edge, so that they are easier to access.