''<p>soldat 11 [[#question-1472716|said]]</p>'' <blockquote>Hello everyone, I'm really hoping to achieve a streamlined interface in Firefox without the clutter of two separate bars. Here’s what I’m looking for: I want the tab bar and toolbar combined into a single bar, similar to Safari on Mac. Specifically: * The forward and backward arrows should be positioned to the left of the tabs. * The search bar should be smaller and also located to the left of the tabs. * The application menu button and extensions button should be moved to the top right corner (on the same bar as the tabs). * I want to completely remove the separate toolbar, as it takes up unnecessary space. I’ve attached one image for clarity of my idea and another which is a screenshot of Neptune firefox which is kind of the same idea. I'm currently using Firefox 132 64-bit on an Intel Mac running macOS Catalina. I’ve already tried the Neptune theme from this link: https://github.com/yiiyahui/Neptune-Firefox (Neptune Firefox). The creator is amazing, and the theme is exactly what I need to keep me using Firefox exclusively. However, despite following the instructions carefully, I still only see the layout shown in my attached image. I can't seem to get everything into one bar. I don’t have experience with coding CSS, and I currently lack the time to learn it. I’m unsure if the Neptune theme should be selectable in the themes menu, but it doesn’t appear there. However, I know this design is possible. I’ve searched various forums and read many threads, but none have provided a solution to my problem. I would greatly appreciate any assistance in achieving the design shown in the attached image. Whether it’s through a theme, custom CSS code, a plugin, or any other method, I’m open to suggestions as long as it works. Thank you! </blockquote>