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Echekwara usoro a. Biko jụọ ajụjụ ọhụrụ ma ọ bụrụ na ị chọrọ enyemaka.

How to I apply a window frame around Firefox 29.0.1? The new look is tou "mobile/tablet".

1ANtonyAwesome1
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I was just wondering how to/if it is possible to create a "window" look/frame around the browser like before the update. Just like when you open "My Computer" it has a frosted glass frame around it/on top of it, denoting what application it is in the top left with a small icon next to it.

I was just wondering how to/if it is possible to create a "window" look/frame around the browser like before the update. Just like when you open "My Computer" it has a frosted glass frame around it/on top of it, denoting what application it is in the top left with a small icon next to it.

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hello 1ANtonyAwesome1, go to the new firefox menu New Fx Menu > customize and enable the title bar on the bottom left of that window...

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philipp
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hello 1ANtonyAwesome1, go to the new firefox menu New Fx Menu > customize and enable the title bar on the bottom left of that window...

1ANtonyAwesome1
1ANtonyAwesome1 Jụọ onye nwe ya ajụjụ
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Thankyou so much man, thanks a lot, i owe you :) haha.