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Favorites shows up on the menu bar, which is fine. It also has its own toolbar, which is unnecessary, takes up space and irritatingly displays a history of browsed webpages. How can delete it?
The vertical space it takes up on the screen by adding a toolbar for something that's already in the menu bar--not a lot of space but I have several programs that could use the extra room.
It lists all the web pages I've visited until I delete them--only one more step, but I don't like when the computer controls me instead of my being able to make the decisions.
When I used IE8 before this installation, this never happened. Also, I don't use tabs. So even if I only had a star--or could get rid of the star but not the bar--it wouldn't solve the other irritations.
Well it would only take a row if you don't use tabs. I'm not sure why anyone would resist to using tabs nowadays, that's very unusual... but to each their own. If you need a browser that's completely customizable then you should use FireFox.
As for the list of sites you visited, I assume you're talking about History? All browsers keep a history... why would you need to delete them? If you're worried about someone seeing which sites you visited, then use the InPrivate Browsing feature of IE8.
HKEY_CURRENT_USERS\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Policies\\Explorer Create a DWORD valuename SpecifyDefaultButtons and set its value to 1. This has to be added once followed by tweaks as below.
Creating a DWORD valuename (names as below) and setting its value to 2 will hide the corresponding toolbar items. For showing the items, you will either require to change values to 1 or delete the valuename.
bruceb, thanks for the suggestion, but it's not only the button I want to remove. I want the toolbar it's on gone as well. If I remove the only button, would the toolbar disappear?
The Favorites toolbar can be disabled in View, Toolbars, uncheck Favorites, then check Lock The Toolbars ... the Favorites button will still be on the Commands Bar
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