I'm attempting to set up Firefox Sync on two Fedora Linux desktops to sync bookmarks between the two machines. I am able to set up Sync on the first machine just fine, and I am able to add a device on the first machine to include the second machine. (I'm syncing with the firefox sync server, not with a custom server.) However, whenever I quit and restart firefox (on either machine), the sync "activation" or "connection" dissappears: In particular, after a restart, when I select "Edit": "Preferences": "Sync" I see the initial activation screen (i.e., the screen with s single button, "Set Up Firefox Sync". I am able to reconnect to the Sync account, so the account on the Firefox Sync server persists. Apparently, the executable "firefox" on my machine is not maintaining the connection information over a restart. Also, a suggestion: I would like to be able to browse the sync info on the Firefox sync account separately from the sync connection. This would help me debug connection problems, would enable me to deconflict, correct, or understand erroneous or ambiguous sync's after the fact (if historical log information were provided), and would in general make me feel better about how sync works. In short, I want to be able to see exactly what's in the cloud by viewing the cloud.