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Firefox Menu Bar History Issue

Dave A

I use the Menu Bar and discovered that when I select History and then right click one of the entries it no longer shows the small window which allows you to Open in a New Tab etc.

If I use the 3 bar option on the right hand side to Open application menu, then select History, then right click an entry, the small window I mentioned above opens as it used to when using the Menu Bar.

I have attached screenshots showing the issue when using the Menu Bar and also when I use the application menu on the right.

I have been using the Menu Bar option for years now so I can only assume that this issue has arisen after a previous update.

I am currently running Firefox 140.0.4 and this issue is there even when I disabled all themes & extensions and when I ran Troubleshoot Mode!

Hopefully a simple fix will resolve this.

I use the Menu Bar and discovered that when I select History and then right click one of the entries it no longer shows the small window which allows you to Open in a New Tab etc. If I use the 3 bar option on the right hand side to Open application menu, then select History, then right click an entry, the small window I mentioned above opens as it used to when using the Menu Bar. I have attached screenshots showing the issue when using the Menu Bar and also when I use the application menu on the right. I have been using the Menu Bar option for years now so I can only assume that this issue has arisen after a previous update. I am currently running Firefox 140.0.4 and this issue is there even when I disabled all themes & extensions and when I ran Troubleshoot Mode! Hopefully a simple fix will resolve this.
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Sounds like a bug with Firefox’s Menu Bar after the update. Right click works from the other menu, so it’s not your settings. Hopefully, a fix will come soon!

I haven't noticed this before. Is it a new problem in Firefox 140 (this month)?

As a temporary workaround, you can use the tricks you would use with links or bookmarks when you don't want to use the context menu:

  • Ctrl+click the entry => Open in a new Tab
  • Shift+click the entry => Open in a new Window
  • Middle-click with the mouse wheel => Open in a new Tab