I had to reinstall Firefox today to clear up some issues. The Profile file allowed most of my preferences to reappear; however I've noticed some changes.
Can anyone help me to understand what these widgets are called and how to get them back? I could find nothing searching because I lack the vocabulary to form a search argument.
In the screenshot, I highlighted what I call the address bar portion of the screen layout. Prior to the reinstall I had several icons with links that appeared to the right of the blue star. They were references to installed extensions and made it easy to access content. The most important of those to me was a roboform icon that allowed me to click it and call up the app so that I could select passwords and safenotes. There were a couple of others including go pro weather.Appearance Issues
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Appearance Issues
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Re: Appearance Issues
Probably add-ons. Click the "hamburger" menu on the right and select Add-ons and Themes, then click Extensions.
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Hans
Hans
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Re: Appearance Issues
I found the solution and thought I'd share it for any future searchers with the same problem.
In the toolbar there is a puzzle piece icon. Click once on it and a drop down menu of add-ons will appear. Right-click on the desired add-on then choose Pin to Toolbar.
Problem solved.
In the toolbar there is a puzzle piece icon. Click once on it and a drop down menu of add-ons will appear. Right-click on the desired add-on then choose Pin to Toolbar.
Problem solved.
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Re: Appearance Issues
I couldn't get to Extensions (or add-ons) using the hamburger menu. Still can't.
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Re: Appearance Issues
Odd, are you sure?
1) Click on the hamburger icon, i.e. the three horizontal lines in the top right, to the right of the puzzle piece icon.
2) About halfway down the menu that appears there is a line for 'Add-ons and themes', click on it.
3) The page that appears has an address of 'about:addons' and it is identical to the page you get to by just clicking on the puzzle piece icon.
Ken
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Re: Appearance Issues
Yes, I'm sure. I tried that route several times. What it takes me to is the same display as if I selected Tools > Add-ons and Themes. From that page I cannot drag any extension to the Customize Toolbar page.
Do you suppose it's a Texas thing?
Do you suppose it's a Texas thing?
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