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Devlin Carnet 5th September 2008 08:00

New Firefox
 
Hi,
The latest Mozilla Firefox seems to show all the bookmarks in the navigation pane. Who the h*ll thought that was a good idea?
Anybody know how to get rid of this annoying "improvement"?

seanbean 5th September 2008 09:21

Right click in tool bar area, de-select "Bookmarks" Toolbar?

Devlin Carnet 5th September 2008 12:12

Nope, still there.
Even "clear private data" doesnt work.

Bushfiva 5th September 2008 13:19

tools - options - main -"when firefox starts"

MacBoero 5th September 2008 13:32

CTRL-B :ok:

Devlin Carnet 6th September 2008 13:22

No, I'm not sure I'm making myself clear,
In the navigation pane, I used to get a list of previously visited sites.
If I used the "clear Private data" option, this used to clear this list, and just leave the homepage.
Now what is happening is that I'm getting the bookmark list appearing in here, and I cant get rid of it.

Saab Dastard 6th September 2008 13:44

Are you confusing "history" with "bookmarks"?

Ctrl-b = bookmarks
Ctrl-h = history

History DOES disappear when you clear Private data, bookmarks don't.

Also, you can "organise" bookmarks to appear in the Bookmarks Toolbar, or not (default is not, to avoid clutter).

But it sounds like the toolbar is not your problem.

added:

There is no "navigation pane", but there is a navigation toolbar.

There is also Firefox online help & support

SD

SyllogismCheck 7th September 2008 02:16

DC,

I think I understand the problem you describe. If so, you need the 'Hide Unvisited 3' extension found here. It worked for me.

Conan The Barber 7th September 2008 04:11

Sometimes I'm surprised people make it onto the internet at all.

call100 7th September 2008 21:56

If you would rather not have Firefox display autocomplete results at all. This method does not work on Mac.
  1. In the Location bar, enter about:config
  2. Search for the preference browser.urlbar.maxRichResults.
  3. Double-click the browser.urlbar.maxRichResults preference and enter a value of -0.
  4. Close Firefox.
  5. Start Firefox again.
Now when you type in the Location bar, no list of results will be shown.

Devlin Carnet 8th September 2008 07:51

Thanks people,

Syllogismcheck..
Thats it, thanks :ok:


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