If you have downloaded and started using IE9 and don't like the Tab bar and addressbar on same row, you can put the Tab bar on a separate row using following simple steps:
1. Right-click on Tab bar (empty area near Tabs) and enable "Show tabs on a separate row" option.
2. That's it. It'll put Tab bar on a new row just below the address bar:
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wildgoosespeeder
What was Microsoft thinking? Also noticed something about the back and forward buttons. No history drop-down unless you right-click. Is there a way to show it again?
What I'm talking about:
i55.tinypic.com/90ofhg.png
Kowal$ki
Is it possible to put back and forward buttons on the right side after the address bar? My mouse cursor spends 80% of its time in the right bottom quarter of the screen. Travelling across whole screen is less convenient than just up to other buttons. Just try it in your other browser and you'll get what I mean very quickly (if you're right handed person). Mouse gestures support would be the best but I see little chance for that in IE :(
Youssef
thanks for sharing ,,
can i ask what theme do u use for windows 7,, looks so awseome
VG
^^ Its AeroVG Se7en. You can find it in Windows 7 Themes section.
@Kowal$ki and wildgoosespeeder
Not yet.
Youssef
thank u sooo much for the theme
Kyle
@VG and wildgoosespeeder
i better hope that feature reappears in the official version...
Someone
@wildgoosespeeder
Just hold down the back or forward button to get history drop-down