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For some reason, the Firefox context menu (the one you see when you right-click on a page) became incredibly stuffed. It would often be as long as the browser window. So I looked for a way to remove some of the options from the menu.
The Menu Editor extension (or I should say add-on) for Firefox does exactly that. It lets you decide which menu entries to show and which ones to hide, for a number of menus. If you never use File - send link, you could disable that too. In my case, I just got rid of the entries I never use. Customization, that is a big reason why I like Firefox.
Previous 5 posts The Menu Editor extension (or I should say add-on) for Firefox does exactly that. It lets you decide which menu entries to show and which ones to hide, for a number of menus. If you never use File - send link, you could disable that too. In my case, I just got rid of the entries I never use. Customization, that is a big reason why I like Firefox.
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