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If you want to reduce glare from your screen (and save a tiny bit of power if you have an OLED display), you can choose the Dark theme. The Default theme is pictured below (and in all the screenshots above). Click the “Themes” button at the bottom of the “Customize” window to access them. Install New Themesįirefox Quantum includes three stock themes, as well as a few fancier ones. You can move these icons too, rearranging them or hiding them away if you don’t need them. Many extensions (at least the ones that still work in Firefox Quantum) also add buttons to the toolbar. RELATED: How to Check if Your Extensions Will Stop Working With Firefox 57

This is great for tools you use pretty often and want to reach quickly, but don’t need taking up space all the time. You can also drag items into the window on the side to add them to the overflow menu (which you can access by clicking the icon with two arrows). This includes the empty (or “Flexible”) spaces surrounding the URL bar by default. Just click and drag any item you want into the toolbar to add it, or drag items into the customize menu to remove them. It’s easy to change UI elements from the Customization window. For example, Firefox had the Search Bar when I upgraded on my desktop, but it was missing when I performed a fresh install on my laptop. Keep in mind that if you’re upgrading from Firefox version 56, the default customization settings might be a bit different than if you had a fresh install. This lets you make bigger changes to the UI. Right click the spaces (or anywhere else on the toolbar other than the URL bar) and choose the “Customize” option. Add New Buttons and Rearrange the Toolbar You can move the window by clicking and dragging them, which can be useful since there’s less space to click at the top of the window than there was in older versions of Firefox. Note that the spaces, much like the toolbar’s buttons, aren’t entirely without function.

There are a bunch of ways to do this, but here’s the fastest: right click any of the items (including those blank spaces surrounding the URL bar), and then select the “Remove from Toolbar” command.

Let’s start with the simplest option: removing items you don’t like from the toolbar. Quickly Remove Items from the Toolbar (Including Those Blank Spaces)