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The tab strip is black. Cannot access 'right click' menu

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Firefox button missing and unable to restore.

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by cor-el

If the new window works then stay with it and close the other window.
Close Firefox and check if it is still OK after a restart.

You can also check for problems with the localstore.rdf file.

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Hello richardbreverly, if you have the "old style menu-xp version!" enable go from View > Toolbars > UNcheck Menu Bar to get Firefox Button back

What happened to the File, Edit, and View menus?

Display the Firefox button menu instead of the menu toolbar


thank you

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Hello richardbreverly, if you have the "old style menu-xp version!" enable go from View > Toolbars > UNcheck Menu Bar to get Firefox Button back

What happened to the File, Edit, and View menus?

Display the Firefox button menu instead of the menu toolbar


thank you

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Thanks ideato Unfortunately it does not work as the "tab strip" is black at the top of the screen. However, after searching here and there I found a "Reset Firefox" key and that restored the firefox button etc. Appreciate the response.

Of interest: If I right click on a tab and select 'Open in new window' the Firefox button etc. all appear per normal....but would not in the 'normal screen' when opening Firefox....strange.

Richard

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If the new window works then stay with it and close the other window.
Close Firefox and check if it is still OK after a restart.

You can also check for problems with the localstore.rdf file.

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Thanks, co-rel. All is well now.

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