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I cannot get the Evernote Web Clipper to appear on Windows 11

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Tractorman
Tractorman

I cannot get access to the Toolbar to make the Evernote Web Clipper appear even though it is listed in to Add ons Manager I don't have this problem on my other, WIndows 10, computer. Is this a known problem with WIndows 11?

I cannot get access to the Toolbar to make the Evernote Web Clipper appear even though it is listed in to Add ons Manager I don't have this problem on my other, WIndows 10, computer. Is this a known problem with WIndows 11?

Ausgewählte Lösung

Could you check the drop-down list from the Extensions button: Manage your extensions using the extensions button in the toolbar. When you first install an extension, its button usually goes there unless you had Firefox pin it to the main toolbar at install time.

Also, some extension buttons may be placed on the new vertical launcher next to the sidebar, so it's worth a glance there as well.

Finally, if you're in a private window, extensions that are not allowed in private windows will be hidden. You can use the Add-ons page to check/adjust this. See: Extensions in Private Browsing.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer

Ausgewählte Lösung

Could you check the drop-down list from the Extensions button: Manage your extensions using the extensions button in the toolbar. When you first install an extension, its button usually goes there unless you had Firefox pin it to the main toolbar at install time.

Also, some extension buttons may be placed on the new vertical launcher next to the sidebar, so it's worth a glance there as well.

Finally, if you're in a private window, extensions that are not allowed in private windows will be hidden. You can use the Add-ons page to check/adjust this. See: Extensions in Private Browsing.

Tractorman
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Thank you very much. It was so simple - how could I miss it! I am finding Windows 11 very frustrating. W10 was fine so why all the changes to upset people. File Explorer was a simple useful tool. Now it is not as easy and quick. I've been using Windows since it first came out. Previously MS-DOS so I'm not clueless. Thanks again