on the system Clipboard into the currently focused text box. The selection stays on the Clipboard until something else is cut or copied to replace it, so you can paste multiple instances of the selection if you want to. This command is unavailable when the Clipboard is empty. Shortcut Ctrl+V ( +V on a Mac) Delete Deletes the current selection. This command is unavailable when nothing is selected or when you have selected something that can't be deleted, such as text on a Web page. Shortcut Delete Select All Selects everything in the currently focused area. For example, if the Location Bar is focused, the Select All command selects the entire address. If the Content area is focused, the command selects the current Web site. Shortcut Ctrl+A ( +A on a Mac) Find in This Page Opens the Find Bar at the bottom of the window so you can find text within the current Web page. Shortcuts Ctrl+F or F3 ( +F on a Mac) See Chapter 4 for more information about the Find Bar. Find Again If you previously searched a Web page in the current window, this command opens the Find Bar with the last search phrase and searches for the next instance. Otherwise, it just opens the Find Bar and waits for you to enter a phrase. Shortcuts Ctrl+G or F3 ( +G on a Mac)           The View Menu The View menu (shown in Figure A-4) contains a mixture of commands for showing or hiding Firefox toolbars and sidebars, as well as changing the appearance of the current Web page. Figure A-4: The View menu. Toolbars The Toolbars submenu allows you to show or hide the toolbars in the main Firefox window. It also offers access to toolbar customization, which I discuss further in Chapter 18. Navigation Toolbar Shows or hides the Navigation Toolbar, which contains commands you need while browsing (such as Back and Forward). See Chapter 2 for more information about the Navigation Toolbar. Bookmarks Toolbar Shows or hides the Bookmarks Toolbar, where you can store your favorite bookmarks for fast access. See Chapters 2 and 5 for more information about the Bookmarks Toolbar. The list of created toolbars If you have created additional toolbars, as I describe in Chapter 18, a menu item for each one will appear here. Click the menu item to show or hide the toolbar. Customize