Firefox plugin that hides menu bar?

subj.
Wanna hide 'File', 'Edit', 'View', 'History' and etc...
or I can do it via userchrome.css? any example?

humanzoo wrote:
There are a few Firefox add-ons for this:
Tiny Menu (my favorite)
Hide Menubar (super simple)
Compact Menu 2 (fancy, maybe too much so)
Micro Menu
Even smaller.

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