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New Aurora: how to get my search line on the bottom and tabs not on top? (about:config doesnt work anymore)

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Kasseopea
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Well, new aurora, yippie, who the F asked for it?!?

It looks like some macbook crap. Well anyways - i cant put my tabs back on the bottom as you could with the browser.tabs.on.top true/false line in the about:config. Also there is apparently no option to drag your search line down to the addon toolbar at the bottom, because the addon toolbar is non existent.

Is there anyway to undo the crap they did, or is it permanent?

Well, new aurora, yippie, who the F asked for it?!? It looks like some macbook crap. Well anyways - i cant put my tabs back on the bottom as you could with the browser.tabs.on.top true/false line in the about:config. Also there is apparently no option to drag your search line down to the addon toolbar at the bottom, because the addon toolbar is non existent. Is there anyway to undo the crap they did, or is it permanent?

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Diego Victor
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Try go to View >> Toolbars>> Customize, now try drag and drop the bars:

EDIT: I change the solution to Kasseopea's answer, because he found the solution!

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Kasseopea
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Dude...really, you think i havent used the most logical option first?

Found an addon "Classic Theme Restorer". It makes all the macbook crap go away

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So....i answer "I have solved it with the Classic Theme Restorer" and you suggest i use the Classic Theme Restorer.

Nice copypasta there.