The add on bar is missing while in full screen

If NOT in Full screen then the ad on bar is visible. Note that the add on bar is checked in both cases . I have tried uncheching rechecking but it does not solve the pb. Thanks for your help this is really annoying.

The userChrome.css file is not related to the Google Chrome browser.
Here is a description of the userChrome.css file: http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html
On Windows you can find it in %appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\YOURPROFILE\userChrome.css
If you parse the code from avatarx into the file your add-on bar shows up in fullscreen mode.
Thanks to avatarx for the code since i had the same problem.

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I have tried several time to reply to your email with more info but it never gets to you. Here's what I sent:
Subject: Re: iamjayakumars posted an answer to your question "New items in the Add-on Bar"
Well, I ran two Anti-virus programs (Super Anti-Spyware & NOD32) on all files on drive C: and found only one Trojan which was removed.
Also ran your RootKit program - nothing found.
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[email protected]
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