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Default How can I change the way the top of Firefox looks
Hi all.

On my last computer which had XP, and when I viewed Mozilla, the top line was all across the top of the screen.

This time it's completely different and it's not clear enough for me. How exactly do I change (in the settings and personalization) option, well what do I select to change the colors of the fonts, etc.?

This is windows 7 and it's COMPLETELY different than XP.

I wish I could go back to XP.

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