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Where is the "Firefox" button? I don't have one in U/L corner.

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I upgraded to Firefox 8 and tried to follow the tutorial. But my page doesn't look like the one in the tutorial. I have NO orange Firefox button in the upper left-hand corner of my page.

I upgraded to Firefox 8 and tried to follow the tutorial. But my page doesn't look like the one in the tutorial. I have NO orange Firefox button in the upper left-hand corner of my page.

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The orange Firefox button is there by default on Windows Vista and Windows 7 while the Windows XP and 2000 users get the Menu bar by default. Been this way since Firefox 4.0.

If you want the Firefox button menu then right-click a toolbar and uncheck [] Menu Bar.

https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/how-do-i-get-firefox-button

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The orange Firefox button is there by default on Windows Vista and Windows 7 while the Windows XP and 2000 users get the Menu bar by default. Been this way since Firefox 4.0.

If you want the Firefox button menu then right-click a toolbar and uncheck [] Menu Bar.

https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/how-do-i-get-firefox-button

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Thank you James for a prompt, clear, succinct and helpful answer to my question. Bruce (bruhal)