FIREFOX BOOKMARKS FOLDER ICON COLORS ANDROID
FIREFOX BOOKMARKS FOLDER ICON COLORS WINDOWS

I dragged the star icon to the toolbar but when clicking it the Bookmark Menu isn't there. OK.I managed to save a bookmark to a folder though I'm still stumped about what happened to the original Bookmark menu which showed up after I imported bookmarks and data from Chrome.Somehow when attempting the bookmarking procedure, it disappeared. If you click the '>' to the left of Bookmarks Menu (or any other folder), Firefox should expand it and switch to a 'v' icon, like it expanded Bookmarks Toolbar in your screenshot:

FIREFOX BOOKMARKS FOLDER ICON COLORS ANDROID

''jontalk I click the V button to the right to show the tree of folders nothing appears below the two choices which in my case are Bookmarks Toolbar, Bookmarks Menu and a third I labeled Desktop Bookmarks when I configured the Android app. See 'How do I add the Bookmarks Menu button to the toolbar?' The Bookmarks Menu button has a 'View bookmarks sidebar' menu item. You can drag the Bookmarks Menu button (] star-on-a-tray) that shows the bookmarks in a drop-down list and drag the Library button that gives access to recent bookmarks and history from the Customize palette to the Navigation Toolbar. You have the Bookmarks menu as part of the Firefox menu bar and you can add the Bookmarks Menu button to the Navigation Toolbar. This can be done via the Bookmarks menu and via the Bookmarks Menu folder and via the sidebar. You can add a bookmark to a specific folder by dragging the bookmark to this folder instead of clicking the star. With the 'current folder' I mean the last used folder that Firefox uses to add a new bookmark if you click the star. Read this answer in context 👍 1 All Replies (17)

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For example, uBlock Origin has an annoyances block which hides them. You could turn off Total Cookie Protection, but it seems most people prefer to block those dialogs using an add-on.

I don't know the best solution for this problem. But from the annoyance perspective, it's a regression. From a privacy perspective, this breaks Google's ability to link all of your browsing. Before Total Cookie Protection, that choice could be applied across all the sites that offer sign-in with Google, but now, it's site-by-site because Google cookies are no longer shared across all the sites. The Google script sets a cookie to remember your choice. What happens is, you go to a site that offers a Google sign-in option and you interact with the dialog (Yes, No). So recently, Firefox implemented a feature called Total Cookie Protection, which is a type of site isolation for third party cookies.

Is a setting or way to stop this from occurring?

FIREFOX BOOKMARKS FOLDER ICON COLORS WINDOWS

I never saw these windows with Chrome which is odd since its connected to my Google account.

When I read news or other stories, I will often see a window in the upper right corner asking if I wish to continue with my Google account and its annoying to say the least. Jontalk said I'm wondering if you can assist with another issue I face since installing Firefox.

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