Mozilla has recently released Firefox 40, which features an updated theme for Windows 10. This theme was created with the intention of having a better, more usable apprearance under Windows 10. But if you already enabled colored title bars in Windows 10, this theme becomes too white. Here is a fix for this issue, which will allow you to have a colored Firefox title bar in Windows 10 which matches the rest of the OS colors.
Author: Sergey Tkachenko
Try the Slide-to-Shutdown feature in Windows 10
In Windows 8.1, Microsoft added a secret hidden "Slide to shutdown" feature. Windows 10 also comes with this option. Slide To Shutdown provides a fancier user interface to shutdown Windows with a swipe. It was created for PCs and tablets with Connected Standby. Connected Standby is a power management feature similar to what smartphones have. Most Desktop PCs and x86 tablets do not support the Connected Standby sleep state. However, you can use this Slide-to-Shutdown feature regardless. Here's how.
Download Colored title bar for Firefox in Windows 10
Colored title bar for Firefox in Windows 10.
Get the colored title bar for Firefox in Windows 10.
Read here for step-by-step instructions: Get colored Firefox title bar in Windows 10
Firefox 40 features several significant UI changes again
Yesterday, Mozilla rolled out a new version of the Firefox browser, which features notable changes yet again and can be considered as a major release. Let's see what the changes are.
Get the old battery indicator and power applet in Windows 10 system tray
Windows 10 comes with lots of changes to the user interface. Most of them are intended to improve your interaction with the UI when you are using a touch screen. One such change is the new battery indicator which appears when you click the battery icon in the system tray. If you don't like it and want to have the old indicator like it was in Windows 7 and Windows 8, follows the steps in this article.
Remove all apps bundled with Windows 10 but keep Windows Store
Recently, I covered how to remove all bundled Windows 10 apps at once, or individually, and how to reinstall the Windows Store app. In this article, I will cover an additional way to get rid of all bundled apps but keep the Windows Store installed. Let's see how that can be easily done.
How to remove and hide the language indicator icon in Windows 10
Yesterday I received a Facebook question from one of our readers who asked how to get rid of the language indicator from the taskbar, which for English language users is indicated on the taskbar with the letters ENG. If you are interested in removing that it, here is what you should do.
Download Script to remove all bundled Windows 10 apps but keep Store
Script to remove all bundled Windows 10 apps but keep Store.
Using the script I created, you will be able to remove all bundled Windows 10 apps but keep Windows Store working.
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How to speed up menus in Windows 10 and change the menu delay
Windows 10 allows you to speed up menus. It is possible with a simple registry tweak which I will cover in this article. So, you can reduce a delay before a submenu pops up on the screen when you hover over it with the mouse. This change will affect all installed apps which respect the system menu setting, as well as all built-in apps. So it will make the whole Windows 10 interface more responsive.
How to open old Display Settings in Windows 10 (two ways)
Many Windows 10 users are looking for a way to open the old Display Settings applet. In Windows 10, Microsoft replaced it with a new Settings app. It is a Metro app which takes over some options of the classic Control Panel, including Display Settings but not all of them. In the Settings app, you cannot do many things which were possible in the old (classic) applet. Here is how you can still open the old Display Settings in Windows 10.
