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How can I make navigation buttons textual instead of icons?

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In pre-29 versions there was an option for this in the customise toolbar. It says 'Show:' with a drop-down menu next to it with the options icons, icon & text, text. I prefer this to be set to text but I don't see such an option in the customisaton menu for newer FF versions.

In pre-29 versions there was an option for this in the customise toolbar. It says 'Show:' with a drop-down menu next to it with the options icons, icon & text, text. I prefer this to be set to text but I don't see such an option in the customisaton menu for newer FF versions.

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CoryMH
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Hello,

Try using the Classic Theme Restorer extension. After it is installed, you can go to:

  • Tools > Classic Theme Restorer

To change the options for it, such as showing text instead of/alongside icons on your toolbars.

Please see How to make the new Firefox look like the old Firefox for more information.