Default menus in Firefox are although functional but they are not very interesting to look at from a eye candy point of view. You can spice up the Firefox menu by adding very nice icons to the menu-items to make them much more visually appealing.Menu Icons Plus is the extension that will do the trick for you. It iconifies your Firefox menus and includes built-in icons sets to choose from, along with the ability to import/export icon sets. It also provides options for changing other aspects of ...

With the introduction of the Firefox 4.0 we have to contend with a new consolidated menu button that sticks at the top in the title-bar strip. And it is painted in orange color that looks ugly. Mozilla’s idea was probably to collapse the traditional space consuming menu bar and put all the important option in to a single menu that sticks on the top. However, many Firefox users are not very happy with GUI design decision and there are tweaks available that allow to remove it all together. However, ...

By default Firefox bookmark menus behave much like any other normal menus in Windows and you usually navigate to the desired item and click it to load in a tab. This simple mechanism is pretty functional but in some circumstances particularly for the users that have a long list of bookmark items in some folder placed on bookmarks toolbar, they will have to auto scroll through the long list before reaching the desired item in the menu (say if the required item somehow happens to be towards the end ...

Starting from Windows Vista Microsoft has introduced a revised start menu that promises to revamp the interface and bit more tidy as all the installed programs are listed in a sorted single column list. There is scroll bar on the right that can be used to navigate the list of installed programs if installed programs are too many and they don’t fit at once on the screen. One thing is for sure that it looks clean and tidy and saves a lot of space also by the forcing programs list to be single ...

Sometimes when you are browsing the folders in windows explorer you want to view the contents of a folder but at the same time you don’t want to go in to the folder and than again navigate back to the top folder.This is true in particular if the main folder you are in (from where you want to see the contents of a child folder) contains a large amount of files and folders because from there if you navigate in to another child folder, it will take some delay when you try to navigate back depending ...