As you you may have read in this blog post or in this Google Toolbar help article, the Google Toolbar is no longer compatible with Firefox. This article suggests some alternatives.

How can I access my Google Bookmarks?

To access your current Google Bookmarks, just go to www.google.com/bookmarks. Once there, you can export your Google Bookmarks and import them into Firefox if you wish:

1. Click the Export bookmarks link on the left side of the page and save them to your desktop.
2. Then follow the instructions in Importing Bookmarks from an HTML File to get them into Firefox.

How can I add other Google Toolbar features to Firefox?

Actually, many Google Toolbar features are already built into Firefox. Here's a list of them with suggestions for add-ons to replace others:

• Search with popular suggestions - Search bar that includes Search suggestions (built-in)
• Access websites with a single click - Bookmarks Toolbar, Library window or Bookmarks sidebar depending on the way they are displayed (built-in)
• Contribute to any webpage with Sidewiki - Google has decided to discontinue Sidewiki. See this blog post.
• Check your spelling - Using the spell checker (built-in)
• Translate websites into more than 40 languages - use a translation extension
• Complete forms with AutoFill - Form autocomplete (built-in)
• Customize your Toolbar - How do I customize the toolbars? (built-in)
• Save Toolbar settings to your Google Account - How to sync Firefox settings between computers using a Firefox Sync account (built-in)
• Find in page - Press Ctrl + Fcommand + F. For more, see Searching within a page.
• Page sharing - Consider using other add-ons for sharing.
• Site thumbnails on a new tab - Try out some of the other add-ons for generating tab preview.
• Gmail notifications - See available Gmail add-ons.

Other solutions and alternatives

• Some Firefox users report that Googlebar Lite is a suitable replacement for the Google Toolbar.