After installing a dozen or so extensions, you menus inside of Firefox might start to look a little cluttered. How can you fix this problem? You can either start getting rid of extensions, or you can add one more. Personally I love all my extensions equally - so I am going to pick the second choice and get the Tools Menu Organizer. This will at least help you get the tools menu under control.

Here is what the author of the extension has to say about it.

Remove unwanted Tools menu items, including default ones (e.g. “Web Search”) and ones created by other extensions. You can always get them back if you need them.

If you’ve installed lots of extensions, as I have, your Tools menu may be cluttered up (or you may think it was cluttered to begin with). TMO can clean it up with a minimum of fuss.

The Tools Menu Organizer is pretty straight forward and easy to use. If you are looking for something a little more powerful, you might take a look at the Menu Editor extension for Firefox.

This extension is for versions 1.5 and up of the Firefox browser. If you want do download it and try it out for yourself, you can do so at the Mozilla Add-ons Web site.

Tags: firefox, extensions, menu, organize, edit, tools