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Dilgo Question - 39 views

started by Shai Gluskin on 21 Nov 08
  • Shai Gluskin
    #1 Shai Gluskin on 21 Nov 08
     
    Wow -- this Dilgo thing seems way powerful.

    It's somewhat invasive though. Have any of you figured out how to turn off that elaborate toolbar that shows up between the open tabs and the bookmark bar (I'm speakin' FF 3)?

    If I can't figure out a way to make that toolbar go away, I'll have to turn Dilgo completely off while I'm not using it directly. I'd be happy to have it running in the background if I could get the tool bar to evaporate when I'm not using it.

    Thanks,

    shai
  • Hans Henderson
    #2 Hans Henderson on 21 Nov 08
     
    > Have any of you figured out how to turn off that elaborate toolbar
    > If I can't figure out a way to make that toolbar go away, I'll have to turn Dilgo completely off

    Don't have to turn it off, the whole point is you see the stickies and highlights when you visit a page without having to do anything! And you definitely want to be able to quickly open/close the sidebar.

    Just hide the toolbar - native FF View>Toolbars

    I use a Hide Toolbars icon in my single nav/menu/bookmarks toolbar (you use Tiny Menu don't you?) that has a quick dropdown to turn on and off any of the dozen or so extension-specific toolbars I've got.

    I'm not sure, but I think it's part of "Toolbar Buttons" extension (I had to get an extension to manage my "customize toolbars" window, it's a full five scroll pages tall!)
  • Shai Gluskin
    #3 Shai Gluskin on 23 Nov 08
     
    > Just hide the toolbar - native FF View>Toolbars

    Thanks for your patience in pointing out the obvious.

    Shai

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