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How to remove that "Show Top Site" icon from Safari bookmarks bar? - tuqqer - 04-17-2014

Has anyone figured out a little hack to remove the "Show Top Site" icon that sits on the far left of Safari's bookmarks bar (I'm using v 7.0.3 (9537.75.14) running Mavericks). I presume I'd need to change some deep file, but I'm willing to break stuff to get rid of it.

(again, I'm referring to that actual 12-dot icon, just to the right of the "Show sidebar" icon. I want it gone)


Re: How to remove that "Show Top Site" icon from Safari bookmarks bar? - modelamac - 04-17-2014

Me, too. A PITA -takes up space.


Re: How to remove that "Show Top Site" icon from Safari bookmarks bar? - kj4btkljv - 04-17-2014

Is the checkbox for hiding/showing Top Sites in the Bookmarks Preference tab gone in the Mavericks version of Safari? I don't know, I'm using Snow Leopard...

Jeff


Re: How to remove that "Show Top Site" icon from Safari bookmarks bar? - tuqqer - 04-17-2014

Correct. In fact, there's no more Bookmark preference tab in Mavericks.

kj4btkljv wrote:
Is the checkbox for hiding/showing Top Sites in the Bookmarks Preference tab gone in the Mavericks version of Safari?
Jeff



Re: How to remove that "Show Top Site" icon from Safari bookmarks bar? - mrlynn - 04-18-2014

If I noticed that icon, I never paid any attention to it.

If you right-click on the Toolbar, and select Customize, you should be able to delete it. But it won't move here (10.8.5, Safari 6.1). ??

Never noticed before that I've got an "Open current page in Internet Explorer" icon! Could be handy, actually, for those cockamamie web sites that require IE. Seems to require a running Windows VM, though.

/Mr Lynn