Yonke imikhiqizo Community Forum

Good afternoon, Firefox support team! I've been having trouble displaying icons on my bookmarks bar for quite some time now. Usually, when bookmarks are added to the bookmarks bar, they are added with empty icons. Then, when you click on the link, the icon loads and appears in the browser on the bookmarks bar. For some reason, not all icons load. So in the attached screenshot, two bookmarks are highlighted, with which the described problem occurs. There may be more such problems, but it is not entirely clear what they are related to.

Running Win 11 and Firefox 14.1.0 both latest builds. When creating a new bookmark and saving it to the toolbar, the icon does not appear in the toolbar, although it is saved to the toolbar lists. https://assets-prod.sumo.prod.webservices.mozgcp.net/media/uploads/images/2025-07-27-09-41-29-345609.png

I had to reset Firefox because of a hack to my FB account. I've recreated all of the icons I use but Gmail won't add since Google doesn't think my desktop is one of my devices. I can receive Gmail if I use Chrome. I've tried reaching Google by leaving messages @ the Freemont office in Seattle but thought maybe Mozilla had an answer. Thanks for listening.

As soon as I select the folder to which I want to save tabs in Bookmarks, the "Save" button disappears. I'm using version 141.0, which it says is up to date. I tabbed through to make the invisible "Save" button active, and then hit Return, and that succeeded in completing the save. But it's weird that I had to do it that way. Any ideas about what is going on here?

(I picked "Performance and connectivity" as the topic only because the form wouldn't submit without picking a topic and it didn't have an "Other" option.)

Last week I lost all of my bookmarks. It was suggested to log back in and that retrieved my bookmarks in the tool bar. When I click on the black star in browser to save a new bookmark none of my bookmarks show up? Why are they in my tool bar but missing from the save bookmark option? Marty