Do you still use the menu bar for your browser?

I still have the menu bar displayed on Firefox because I find it useful. I'd feel lost if it didn't say File Edit View History Bookmarks Tools and Help at the top. But I'm probably one of the last few that like the menu bar. How about you?

I'm using a Macbook so it might be different but I didn't even know you could turn that thing off. I don't mind it, I don't see what's so inconvenient about it.

I do. Even though I use it rarely, I went into a panic on the few times that I did go to use it and it wasn't there.

At one point Opera removed it by default and it just felt so wrong I had to reactivate it. I use bookmarks and read the RSS-feeds through there far too much to leave it out.

Left it off when Firefox 4 came out. Haven't gone back since.

Pressing Alt makes old friends come back

No, as I use Chrome, but I also don't think I ever used it for anything anyway.. Like honestly, dating all the way back to 1995, I can't think of something I would have used it for ever. Even in Netscape.

I go full screen, so I rarely use it, if at all.

yes, i still use it. it's good i guess.

Pressing Alt makes old friends come back

Yes, I hate not having it.

Nope. Not in Chrome, Firefox, or Opera.

Yeah, I think it looks weird without it.

@LunarAura said:

Pressing Alt makes old friends come back

I just tried that in Chrome. Nothing happened and I am now crying and writing songs about how sad that is and I'll put in on MySpace or whatever site is now popular for shitty music and stuff

@ZeForgotten: Sorry I'm still using IE, don't cry for me.

Yes, and I hate how chrome more or less hides the hell out of it. Or tries to in Windows.

@LunarAura: I won't, people use the browser they want to. Nothing wrong with that, only elitist bastards would say something about another persons browser-of-choice

I did replace it with the Firefox button to see if I noticed. I mostly didn't. I use mostly hotkeys anyway. Only issue is when I need to get into options, as I forget the layout of the drop menu every time.

No, the lack of menu bar is one of my favorite features of Chrome. All the same features are integrated into two little buttons that take up almost no space at all; I don't understand why anyone would want a whole bar for it.

Even the Firefox button is annoying to me- more wasted space. I want to see the web pages, not my web browser.

Have to have it, the internet's just not the same without menus.

@Kyle said:

No, the lack of menu bar is one of my favorite features of Chrome. I don't understand why anyone would need it.

I didn't even realize it was gone until I read this thread.

Nope. When I updated Firefox and noticed it was gone, it took me a while to get used to having no menu bar. 
 
But now, I'm slowly switching to Chrome, and I have to say that life without a menu bar is much simpler.