[kevs]

Anyone know how to do this? I've looked everywhere, thanks.

I googled it and said to find downward arrow, but I don't see that anywhere.

[ghporter]

First, this is about an app (Chrome), not networking itself, so I'm moving this thread to the appropriate forum.

Second, what "toolbar" are you trying to change? Chrome has no real (what I would call) toolbar, so I'm not sure what you want to change.

[kevs]

Thank G, you know the upper area , next to address, where home, other menulet items.

[ghporter]

That's what I thought you meant. Google doesn't provide any way to do that natively within Chrome.

There are browsers like Slimjet, based on Chrome's foundation, Google's Chromium project, that offer a little more customization, but I haven't even seen extensions for Chrome that let you do that.

Originally Posted by Slimjet

The navigation toolbar in Chrome has only a few fixed buttons, i.e., back/forward/reload/home. Google doesn't give users any options to customize the toolbar. You can't add or remove button, neither can you move the toolbar around. Although many users have voiced their request to be able to customize the toolbar, so far Google has stuck to their principle of minimalist design.

[kevs]

I'm a firefox guy, I think both FF and Safari, no problem right?

[ghporter]

Yes, both have tons of bells and whistles to change the look and feel of he browser.

[kevs]

Yet you would think Chrome would have everything those have too?

[ghporter]

As the site I quoted/linked to points out, Chrome is minimalist on purpose. More bells and whistles is not terribly "minimalist."