to open the Customize Toolbar dialog and put Firefox in customize mode. Drag-and-drop the search bar from the browser interface into the Customize Toolbar dialog. Click Done to apply the settings. How to Restore the Status Bar The status bar was actually removed with the release of Firefox 4 in March 2011. In its place appears the so-called Add-on Bar which holds shortcuts to various Firefox extensions you have installed. Hence, gone is the traditional status bar functionality including displaying the web addresses of any hyperlinks you hover your mouse over and the progress bar telling you how much of a web page has loaded after you've clicked on a link. View the Source Code of a Web Page Once again amazingly flying in the face of tradition, the View Page Source button was quietly removed from the View drop down menu in Firefox 6.0 (*face palm*). However, you can still display the HTML code of the web page you're currently viewing by doing one of the following: Pressing Ctrl + U OR... Right-clicking on the page and click on View Page Source . Disable Auto-suggestions in the Location Bar When you begin typing something in the Location bar (a.k.a., the address bar), Firefox will jump in and try to commandeer your workflow by displaying a dropdown menu of 'suggestions'. By default, this is a list of relevant web addresses gleaned from your web history and your bookmarks. If you're like me and you view this as an utter annoyance,