This Firefox add-on improves navigation on Wikipedia pages for easier browsing.
The Wikipedia Toolbar is a useful software that aids editors in navigating around the English Wikipedia site. It recreates several navigational elements that appear on most Wikipedia pages, such as Wikipedia's search bar, watchlist link, page history link, and others, bringing them all to a convenient resting place atop your browser window.
One of the best features of this toolbar is the handy button that toggles between a page and its associated talk page. In addition, some buttons correspond to "hidden" page functions on Wikipedia, such as the "purge server cache" and "no redirect" functions, making it a helpful tool for advanced users.
Installing the Wikipedia Toolbar extension is easy, and it also adds a button that can be customized and placed on the Firefox toolbar to toggle the Wikipedia toolbar's display.
Overall, the Wikipedia Toolbar creates a toolbar that helps you navigate and edit easier on Wikipedia, making it a valuable tool for anyone who spends a lot of time on the site.
One of the best features of this toolbar is the handy button that toggles between a page and its associated talk page. In addition, some buttons correspond to "hidden" page functions on Wikipedia, such as the "purge server cache" and "no redirect" functions, making it a helpful tool for advanced users.
Installing the Wikipedia Toolbar extension is easy, and it also adds a button that can be customized and placed on the Firefox toolbar to toggle the Wikipedia toolbar's display.
Overall, the Wikipedia Toolbar creates a toolbar that helps you navigate and edit easier on Wikipedia, making it a valuable tool for anyone who spends a lot of time on the site.
What's New
Version 0.5.9: N/A