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UPDATE IE8 (Apr 22 2009): YES! You can now move the buttons to join with the toolbars. Perhaps Microsoft was thinking that normal users use only a few tabs at one time. The row of tabs should not have any buttons! It is meant for tabs and only tabs. UPDATE IE8 (Apr 22 2009): IE8 does not have this feature back as well :( Tabs Row filled with buttons at the end It was very useful when you need to open a tab and maintain the same history as well. In IE6, when you click a link while holding the SHIFT button, it opens the link in a new window while maintaining the back button entries. UPDATE IE8 (Apr 22 2009): IE8 does not have this feature as well :( Opening a link in a new tab does not copy history Microsoft could have at least set this as an option. Having an empty tab on the far right takes up space and gives a visual misunderstanding to me that there is an unattended tab. I want to open a tab by either hitting Ctrl+T, Ctrl+N or File > New Tab. UPDATE IE8 (Apr 22 2009): IE8 does not have this feature back as well :( Where is the one click button to access my email? Can't access EMail/Newsgroups in one click But that is the only additional thing you can remove as compared to IE7 through the interface. IE8 also now allows removing of the Command Bar.
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So much effort just to remove a Search Bar?īy the way, Group Policy editor only works for Professional XP users so home users have to manually adjust the registry.
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gpedit.msc > Local Computer Policy > User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > "Prevent Internet Explorer Search Box from displaying" ( source). IE8 has the same issue as well :( But it can be removed via. Update: The search bar can be removed by means of a registry hack. Or the order of buttons in the standard toolbar for that matter. The only items you can remove from the interface is the. Google toolbar already does this, thank you very much. However, you still can't revert to the IE6 classic view with large buttons and labels. UPDATE IE8 (Apr 22 2009): IE8 allows moving the two buttons to the left by right-clicking an empty toolbar area, 'Customize' and 'Show Stop and Refresh Buttons before Address Bar'. Can't we have a "Classic View" as IE6 has? I prefer my Back, Forward, Stop and Refresh buttons as the first few buttons on the top - the classic IE6 way.Īnd the Refresh and Stop buttons go right to the end of the row. UPDATE IE8 (Apr 22 2009): IE8 has the same issue as well :( Can't Restore the original toolbar buttons It is possible to force the bar to the top, by means of a registry hack. However, it only appeared below the row where it contains the back and forward buttons. Right click on an empty area and I was able to restore the menu bar. The menu bar is just disabled, not entirely gone. This article explains why the new Internet Explorer 7 / Internet Explorer 8 sucks. Why Internet Explorer 7 / Internet Explorer 8 Sucks Home > Articles > Why Internet Explorer 7 / Internet Explorer 8 Sucks
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