Android collapsing toolbar not working Continue By Kayla Lowe Updated September 28, 2017 Yahoo's Toolbar is a toolbar that can be added to your web browser. Made by Yahoo, the toolbar contains features that make using Yahoo's search engine, webmail, news feeds and other services easier to use because they are all located on one small toolbar. The toolbar can be downloaded for free and then installed in your web browser. Go to Yahoo's toolbar downloading website (see Resources). Click on the Download now button to initiate the download process. Click the Run button to start the installer and install yahoo toolbar. Follow the master's tips. Yahoo's toolbar should automatically appear in your internet browser after installation. If this is not the case, click on the browser option to view the available toolbars. If Yahoo's dashboard isn't tested, click on it to turn it on. Beware of installing unwanted apps when installing a Yahoo toolbar. De-choose any other proposed apps as part of a master setup that you don't want. By Tim Mammadov Updated September 28, 2017 Web browser toolbar tools are additional programs that increase the functionality of your web browser. Typically, these small apps allow users to search the Web faster and access their favorite websites with a click of a mouse. Others provide information such as weather or finance, or are looking for discounts on purchases. Regardless of the toolbars you use, most browsers can hide or show them. The instructions below are on how to show toolbars to the three most popular web browsers. Start Internet Explorer and click Tools. Choose the Toolbars and click on the name of the toolbar you want to show. Start mozilla Firefox and click on the View menu option. Choose the Toolbars and click on the name of the toolbar you want to show. Start the Safari web browser and click on the View menu option. Click on the Show toolbar option, which has the name of the toolbar you want to untangle (such as The Google Show Toolbar or The Dogpile Show Toolbar). The Google toolbar does some great things, but it's, well, a browser toolbar. And it can track your browsing without permission. Here's how to get most of your features without having to install it, or just about any additional software. Basically, Google Toolbar is a horizontal strip that offers a Google search box that your browser already provides, to the right of the address bar, and Google's services and web tools. For almost all of these extra tools, you can just add a bookmark, a tiny bit of web script programs, to your browser's own bookmark bar, dragging it from the places we're associated with. If you're more of a fan of the keyboard, or don't like the clutter of the bookmark bar, you can activate these bookmarks using tricks like keyword bookmarks in Firefox. Teh Teh Blog details on how to set up key bookmarks in opera. If you're a Safari user on a Mac, you can quickly access any bookmarks in the bookmark bar depending on the location: Cmd-1 activates the first bookmark (or, in this case, the bookmark), Cmd-2 second and so on. If you use quicksilver, it can expand to cover your bookmarks for easy access. Internet Explorer user? You can get out there with a registry hack, or by installing IE7Pro, which, oddly enough, works on Internet Explorer 8.Onward, now, to release the toolbar. Automatic Form Filling: Some browsers, including Internet Explorer, have built-in tools to automatically fill out forms with standard information. It's not all that safe method to take. LastPass password service stores password data in the cloud, and can memorize multiple form datasets for different sites and situations. Better yet, if you don't want to install any of the LastPass extensions and add-ons, you can just grab The LastPass Fill the Bookmark Forms and activate it when you need it. You will be asked a password if you haven't logged into LastPass for some time, and after that, your tedious order forms are filled out and gone. Take the text on the fly: If you speak English without much need for other Google translations, bookmark To English and activate it on any page that needs activation. If you want to translate into other languages, take the Google Operating System tab to your page, which drops to the page of a little JavaScript toolbar, which, like the To English bookmark, automatically determines the language of the page you're on. We've been all about Google Translate ever since it introduced automatic language detection, but... More Gmail checking and compiling by default: As for checking Gmail, there are many addons for Firefox, Google Chrome, and even a desktop app made by Google to ping you when new messages are available. As for creating Gmail email processor by default, you can do so with Google desktop apps, in Firefox settings, and in the Ubuntu preferred app dialogue. Access to web history: You still need to be registered in your Google account and have it included in your account, but by installing this custom script, as explained by Google Operating System, you'll get more personalized search results and a handy log of everything you watched. And if this starts to freak out your privacy receptors, you can always turn it off. Make Goo.gl abbreviated links: This bookmark on Marklets.com will give you a quick goo.gl link to any site you're on. You prefer to type a URL for a more complex site manually, the web application of Alexander Gaigalas can make them for you too. View SideWiki comments: This isn't the most beautiful browser trick you've seen, and it's for a service that hasn't actually taken off. But if you you there's a good sideWiki conversation going on the page you can get at them with SideWiki Comments bookmarks hidden in the middle of explaining the post of digital inspiration. Search sites via Google: Executed, without having to click anywhere, by searching for keyword bookmarks. Social Sharing: AddThis is a small click button you see on almost every news and blog site, combining a plethora of news, social and bookmarking services into one list of pop-ups. Put AddThis bookmarks in your browser and it will do the same when clicked or activated, popping up with an almost definitive list of exchange services to choose from, with heavy hitters available right in front. Add in Google Bookmarks: Take a bookmark link from Google's post operating system and you're good to go. Highlight search terms: The Word Highlight user script not only highlights the terms you searched for on the results page, but also press the Ctrl button and key/key, and you can enter the word and see it highlighted everywhere on the page. Requires Greasemonkey on Firefox, the current version of Chrome or Opera, or GreaseKit on Safari.Everything Everything: One thing Google Toolbar offers a huge number of buttons to access all search firms many, many, many services. You can of course just bookmark favorites, but for searching for state Google Tools, we recommend either smart keyword search as described at the top of this post, or bookmarks Wicks, an all-in-one tool that provides access to tons of services, many of them Google-based, of two-letter shortcuts. We don't cover everything that Google Toolbar does, like adding a Chrome-like new tab page to Firefox that you can approach with Speed Dial, but we've tried to cover tools that will work on almost any browser, any system. Tell us what we missed, and what bookmarks or apps may or may not do it, in the comments. Android/Chrome: If you take a ton of photos on your Android phone and want to quickly get to them on your computer or Mac, SnapPea Photos puts them all in one click. The app comes in two parts: the previously mentioned SnapPea Android app on your phone, and the Chrome extension. Once installed, all photos on your Android device, whether it's a phone or a tablet, will be available right under the Chrome extension toolbar button. You'll need a SnapPea account for tools to work with, but once you get in, you can view all your photos online, share them with friends, or download them to your computer from your browser. Windows: SnapPea is a free utility that lets you control apps, music, photos, and SMS messages... More The full version of SnapPea still allows you to fully control your phone, including photos, but The Chrome extension is that you can install it somewhere without downloading the entire SnapPea SnapPea Also, while SnapPea's management tools are only Windows, Chrome extension works everywhere Chrome does, and photos uploaded are private if you don't download and share them. Also, you can use instant download features for Dropbox, Google or Facebook to get your photos online, just make sure they aren't public if you don't want them to be. Photo SnapPea Chrome Web Store there are many pretty excellent apps designed for Android Go, the Google Android version designed to work best on entry-level devices. Google Go is one of those apps that brings power to Google's very, very tiny package of apps (just over 7MB!). Previously, you could only use Google Go on Android Go or in certain countries, but now everyone can enjoy a lite version of Google's main app.