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Condense all extensions into a single extension icon in toolbar

Rishav
Rishav
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I wanted to know if we can condense all the browser extension into a single extension icon and then click on an individual icon to access it's options. That would save a lot of space and clear the clutter from the toolbar. This feature has been implemented in Chrome and I have attached a screenshot as a reference. Any help would be great.

I wanted to know if we can condense all the browser extension into a single extension icon and then click on an individual icon to access it's options. That would save a lot of space and clear the clutter from the toolbar. This feature has been implemented in Chrome and I have attached a screenshot as a reference. Any help would be great.
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Václav Trpišovský
Václav Trpišovský
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Good idea, I suggest posting it on Bugzilla. I haven't seen it posted there. Make sure to set Type as enhancement.

jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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One option would be to use the Overflow button (similar to >>). Right-click the extension button and click Pin to Overflow Menu.

One issue with putting add-ons on the overflow menu is that it restricts the width of their panels. So some extensions that normally display a wide panel may require horizontal scrolling.