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blaze0041 · 2011-04-07, 16:58

^ Should be possible (Firefox, right?). Right click on an empty area on any of your toolbars, then click "Customize...", and you'll now be able to drag around your toolbar buttons and such.

I've used pretty much every single modern web browser so far, and the fact is, competition is good. Ultimately, the consumer wins out because of the wide variety of choices they can pick from:

Internet Explorer 9: Far better than all other versions, takes cues from its competitors. Easy to use. (+Feature: ActiveX Filtering, Tracking Protection)
Firefox 4: Takes cues from Opera and Chrome. The most extensible and customisable of all the browsers. Still has a fairly large memory footprint, but it's faster and more stable than before, future versions to be released at a faster pace. (+Feature: Tab Panorama, Do Not Track, Restart-less addons [but only a very small number at this stage])
Google Chrome: Built from the ground up with a focus on speed and security. New features are added at a quick pace. (+Feature: Multithread browsing, sandboxing)
Opera 11: Hasn't changed much from 10, but it's still very fast, and has a lot of features that the others don't have. (+Feature: Tab Stacking, Opera Turbo, Opera Unite Media Server)

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blaze0041 a.k.a. Flammenkrieg IT Support Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Down under...	^ Should be possible (Firefox, right?). Right click on an empty area on any of your toolbars, then click "Customize...", and you'll now be able to drag around your toolbar buttons and such. I've used pretty much every single modern web browser so far, and the fact is, competition is good. Ultimately, the consumer wins out because of the wide variety of choices they can pick from: Internet Explorer 9: Far better than all other versions, takes cues from its competitors. Easy to use. (+Feature: ActiveX Filtering, Tracking Protection) Firefox 4: Takes cues from Opera and Chrome. The most extensible and customisable of all the browsers. Still has a fairly large memory footprint, but it's faster and more stable than before, future versions to be released at a faster pace. (+Feature: Tab Panorama, Do Not Track, Restart-less addons [but only a very small number at this stage]) Google Chrome: Built from the ground up with a focus on speed and security. New features are added at a quick pace. (+Feature: Multithread browsing, sandboxing) Opera 11: Hasn't changed much from 10, but it's still very fast, and has a lot of features that the others don't have. (+Feature: Tab Stacking, Opera Turbo, Opera Unite Media Server) __________________ "Make sure you do a good job with your life's blueprint." - Kanna Makino Last edited by blaze0041; 2011-04-07 at 17:10.