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Same question here.

The issue wouldn't even be a real problem, were it not for the observation that, as I keep navigating, more and more of these useless bars open up, taking up ever more real estate, and leaving less and less useful space on my screen; in the end, this becomes problematic even on a 1280-by-1024 screen resolution.

Could anyone perhaps try and explain what problem those pesky toolbars were actually meant to solve in the first place???

I'm not certain what toolbars you're talking about. Do you mean the navigation bar? Could you provide a screenshot?

I guess they are talking about the Document Relations toolbar.

Unfortunately there was a bug which triggered recreation for ever tab.

Fortunately it is a plugin, so you can get rid of it by removing the respective library (or removing the read and execute flags)

I think it is called something like libkonqrellinksplugin (the rellinks part is pretty definite)

Cheers,
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Originally posted by anda_skoa
I guess they are talking about the Document Relations toolbar.

Yes - that's correct.

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Fortunately it is a plugin, so you can get rid of it by removing the respective library (or removing the read and execute flags)

I think it is called something like libkonqrellinksplugin (the rellinks part is pretty definite)

Thanks! That does it, indeed! The name of the file is librellinksplugin and it's located in the /opt/kde/lib/kde3 directory.
Removing the read and execute flags, however, does not seem to cut it; renaming (or removing) the file, on the other hand, does work.

Thanks again for the tip!

I'm runing KDE 3.5 from the CVS and I have the toolbar and want to get rid of it...
Hoever librellinksplugin does not excist anywere in the KDE tree...
I still have the toolbar due...

Has this change in som way?

PS. Why are part of the board in german? (The replay image for one example)

//Andreas