Windows 10: Menu Bar, Favorites & Favorites Bar

I am presently using IE 11 and thinking about switching to another browser. I am looking for a browser that has the
above titles shown on the home page in the same way as IE 11. Are there any available?

:)

 

After installing IE11 with Windows 10 I no longer see the "favorites ribbon"

Do you mean the Favorites Toolbar? Right click on the toolbar by the Home & Favorites buttons and check the Favorited Bar. Check the Menu Bar while you're at it.

 

Windows 10 IE11 favorites missing

Thank you for helping Michelle,

What I meant was while I was trying to reorganize my favorites in the favorites menu bar they all disappeared and I was left with only the folder I was trying to relocate in favorites in the menu bar. I can still see all my favorites in the favorites bar
like you suggested but I cannot see them in the favorites in the menu bar at the top which is where I am used to work with them. Any idea how I could get them back up in the menu bar?

Thanks a million Alfred

 

Hello rjordan393 mate I use Chrome and see this to see how to add at least the favourites and favorites bar
How To Enable The Favorites Bar In Google Chrome (saves me typing it out*Wink)

Edit Mate if you are on a page and want say print that is just a right click and hit Print it I suppose will print the whole thing or whatever you highlight - never had to do that to be honest.

 

Thanks,
I'll give it a try to see if I like it. I already tried Firefox and I do not like the way their front page is set up. There's no menu bar and their favorites bar is hidden and I want it to be visible and not have to search through it.

 

For Firefox, just install CTR (Classic Theme Restorer).
AFAIK It permits restoring all of the configurations and settings I think you describe.
There are other, similar add-ons, but CTR is the most robust and effective.
(For advanced users, userchrome modifications also permit quite a lot of tweaking/customization to the UI/UX.)

MM

 

Actually there is a menu bar, but by default it only appears when you press the Alt key. You can make it permanently visible (and the Bookmarks toolbar) without the aid of any add-ons.

 

Good point.
That was such a basic step, I forgot about it.
LOL

More info here:
Manage preferences and add-ons | Firefox Help

But CTR will certainly permit a lot of the "old" UI/UX features that were dropped with V29 (Australis).

Cheers,


MM

 

I gave Firefox another look. Apparently, some of the advice on the net was outdated but not by much.
After following their instructions and bringing up a submenu, the command to add the menu bar was supposed to be in the submenu and it was not. Just by accident, I saw it at the bottom of the page.
I was also able to add the favorites bar the same way. So now I will use both IE and Firefox and compare both.

 

So far, Firefox is looking good. I think in a few days, I'll be making it my default page.