How to Set Up Firefox 7 to Restore the Classic Look Many changes have been made to the Firefox user interface (UI) over the years and more recently the push has been to minimize it as much as possible which I'm guessing is an effort to compete with Google Chrome . I find this unusual since it would imply that most people actually want an ultra-minimized web browser UI. But out there in the real world, I'm seeing a different picture. In fact, what I typically see is a lot of people suffering from a severe case of toolbar bloat where a large area running across the top of most people's web browsers is taken up by a stockpile of toolbars so high that it would rival a stack of pancakes. So where this idea that tastes are switching to browser interfaces stripped down next to nothing is beyond me but I'm certainly not on that bandwagon. Now mind you, I don't want a bazillion toolbars jammed into my web browser either. Rather, I'm somewhere in between. I want my browser interface to retain the classic look but to be relatively uncluttered. Now, restoring this look to the latest version of Firefox (version 7.0.1, as of this writing) was initially a bit of a chore. So, as usual, I took notes for future reference on where all the relevant options were, what got moved where, what got renamed and what extensions you need to install to get things back to