You should manage your add-ons and extensions on Firefox because they can change your browser's functionality and possibly introduce unsafe software into your system. Why should I manage Firefox extensions and add-ons? So if you won’t reactivate certain extensions later, you’re better off deleting them altogether now. Find the extension you want to disable and click the toggle to the left.īear in mind that disabled extensions can still take up space on your computer. In the Add-ons Manager, choose Extensions. Open Firefox and click the hamburger menu in the top right. Here’s how to disable add-ons, plugins, and extensions in Firefox: If you’re not ready to part with certain add-ons in Firefox, you can always disable them for now and reactivate them later. I personally just use the shortcut key to show the menu, and don’t bother with all the other stuff.How to disable Firefox plugins, extensions, and add-ons That was a fairly long explanation, hopefully it helped you out. Now you can edit the menus on that button, and choose whatever items that you would like to have appear. Just right-click \ Customize on the toolbar, and choose the shiny new “Menu” button shown on the left hand side of this screenshot, and drag it to your toolbar somewhere. (Or you could use the shortcut key)Īlternatively, you can add a “Personal Menu” button to your toolbar, and customize a couple of frequently used items on it. This will let you get to the menus if you really want to. If you select that, you will see this dialog, that will let you show the menus via the same right-click menu. In the right-click menu used above, you should also notice a new item called Menus \ Edit This Menu. It will also give you an informational dialog telling you the shortcut key (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) should you want to show the menu again. You can change this key if you install the keyconfig extension. You should see a new item in the menu called “Menus Toolbar”.
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