Where is "Firefox Button"?

I'm using a MacBook. The colored "Firefox Button" in the video does not appear on the page I am looking at. If he's refering to the "Firefox Button" on the application menu bar, the pull down for that button has none of the choices shown on the video. Please explain.

'''Edit: Actually, that button appears on Windows and Linux. Not yet on MacOS in Firefox 4.'''
''Earlier reply:''
During installation, the installer may preserve your "classic" menu and toolbar setup if you customized them. To change from the classic menu bar to the orange Firebox button, use
View > Toolbars > Menu Bar (''uncheck it'')

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*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screenshot
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