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How do I restore the menu option 'Bookmarks > Organize Bookmarks'?

It was there on the 3.6 version, but it disappeared when I upgraded to version 4.

Awaiting your response.

Thank you,

Adrian McG

The arrows, left and right for forward and backward used to have a drop down arrow that listed all the pages so you could just hop to where you wanted to go. I used that nearly every time I used FF3. Now it is gone. Any ideas?

I got a new laptop today and in when setting it up I imported my Firefox profile from my last computer. Since I did that, the appearance in4.0 has reverted to what it looks like in 3.6.16 on the old computer. I would prefer not to delete everything and start again since there are quite a few bookmarks and the like that I use daily.

Is there a solution that I've missed? I've cleaned out my add-ons, changed the theme back to "default," and everything else I can think of, but it's still "broken." The only thing that looks "right" is that the tabs are above the address bar, and that's it.

The Awesome bar opens up with the words about:home. This did concern me as it reminds me of the hijacker about:blank which infected an earlier computer that I owned. Removed ok but did concern me at the time

I cannot open a new tab. I've tried pressing on the plus sign on the right-hand-side of the the current tab and I've also tried Ctrl+T. Nothing works. If I want another site, I have to open a brand new window.

Please advise.

Thank you.

I miss being able to open up tab to my search engine or to the list of recently closed tabs...I thought I remembered being able to do that before, am I going crazy?

I have read the explanations of ease of use by dropping the bookmarks bar and moving the tabs to the top. If that works for some then great. The nice thing about personal settings, is that they need to be for ease of use to the individual. When I follow this advice; "How do I put tabs back on bottom like they used to be?

At the top of the Firefox window, click on the Firefox button, go over to the Options... arrow and uncheck Tabs on Top. "

First, I cannot find a Firefox button, so I right click in the blank area to get options. Then I check the bookmarks bar and uncheck the tabs on top. That works until I shut off my computer. And then I have to do it all over again when I reboot.

Can I get the permanent option for these choices?

I have just upgraded to firefox 4.01. In the new features page it shows a FIREFOX button and a new look to the page with more new features... However, my upgraded browser looks just like the old one with no new features. I have upgraded two computers with the same results. Why don't I have the new features?

The tutorial directions tell me that if I want a blank page as my home page then I should open a new tab and drag&drop the icon over the "home" button on the right. Nothing happens.

In the past, I used to have an auto complete function that would take me to a website even if I didn't type the entire URL.

For example, just typing "you" in the address bar would take me to youtube without any extra searching or clicking.

I know currently the "awesome bar" is similar and shows the url, but that still needs me to click and search.

On XP every time I open a new tab it will bring the side bar as well which I have to close. During the initial load of the browser it loads my home bookmarks without the side bar. This is for Firefox 4.0.1

I just upgraded to Windows 7, Office 10 and now Firefox 4. Is one of these programs stopping me from manipulating my web pages as I have done in the past? And if so, which one and how do I fix it? Thanks.

I look at a picture from a photo-site - size 11 MB. I decide to save this picture > right click > save image as.. The download window opens and FF downloads the picture once more which is already somewhere in FF's cache or memory.. I can see that data comes from the internet and not from a local place on my computer and the process can be rather slow, when the remote server is slow.. I find this as a waste of bandwidth.. Is it possible to avoid this behaviour?

In an earlier version of Firefox, if I right-clicked on a hyperlink, I would get a right-click menu that included the Properties item, which, when I click on it, would pop up a window that would give me the URL of the hyperlink, before I clicked on it. I could also copy that URL. I've installed a new version, and that right-click menu is gone, replaced by a lot of FlashGot choices, and also a Save As.. and Save for the link, neither of which actually tell me what the address is..