Why is the refresh page circle icon missing from the upper left of my Firefox window?
Hello support:
There used to be a circle Icon at the upper left part of the Firefox window, between the forward and backward arrows and the URL and inquiry bar.
It's missing.
How do I get it back?
Thanks
Larry
Všetky odpovede (2)
You can customize your Firefox toolbar - maybe the reload button was removed. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/customize-firefox-controls-buttons-and-toolbars
Try to restore the default set of buttons and toolbars by clicking the Restore Defaults button while in customize mode.
You can also use keyboard shortcuts: ctrl-R to reload current page.
Hello Larry,
In current versions of Firefox the reload button was moved from beside the navigation arrows into the address bar, where it now sits next to the padlock icon. That is very likely what happened here — please check the address bar first; you should see a small circular arrow there.
If it is genuinely missing, you can put it back yourself:
1. Right-click an empty area of the toolbar (for example beside the address bar) and choose Customize toolbar. 2. In the Customize tab that opens, look for the Reload button in the palette of available items. 3. Drag the Reload button onto the toolbar wherever you would like it — for example back between the navigation arrows and the address bar. 4. Click Done to save your changes.
If you would rather start over, there is a Restore Defaults option at the bottom of the Customize tab, which brings back the standard set of toolbar buttons.
One thing worth knowing: the reload and stop buttons are combined into a single control. The circular arrow becomes a cross while a page is loading, so you only ever see one of the two at a time.
Please let us know whether the button comes back after you customize the toolbar.
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