#OPEN FIREFOX PROFILE MANAGER INSTALL#
These bookmarks offer dynamically updated links/content like in theĪs you can see, selecting the "Latest Headlines" Live Bookmark (itĬomes with Firefox when you install it) shows current news headlines Live Bookmarks are a very useful Firefox feature. If you want to rearrange the order in which they appear when you select Bookmarks, right-click on any bookmark in the browser window (not in Bookmark Manager) and select Sort By Name. Unlike for the Mozilla Suite, this will only rearrange the bookmark order in Bookmark Manager. (The sorting-related options have been marked in orange) To access the automatic sort function, select View
You can use Bookmark Manager's automatic sort function. You can manually sort bookmarks by dragging Alternatively, you can also drag & drop bookmarks to aįirefox's Bookmark Manager allows you to sort your bookmarks, as well. this function cannot be used for exporting individualīookmarks). (note: you cannot move the bookmark out of your bookmarksįile, i.e. Select the folder you wish to move the bookmark to and click on When clicking on this button, a "choose folder" Separators can help distinguish different bookmark categories In this example, we have added a new separator to our Bookmarks Separator will be placed above the bookmark/folder that you have To open Bookmark manager, select Bookmarksįirefox's Bookmark Manager has several buttons that will allow you to Sort, edit and to import or export bookmarks.
It allows you to rearrange, automatically This option is especially useful for liveīookmarks, but perhaps less useful for the majority of sites.įirefox's Bookmark Manager is a very useful tool when it comes to Will make the bookmarked page load in Firefox's sidebar instead of in Think of the keywords as a "shortcut" toīe useful when you have many bookmarks or the site's address or name Once you have done this, simply typing "news" in Firefox'sĪddress bar (where you would normally enter the site's address) will
enter "news" as the keyword for your favorite news On the long side, it is a good idea to edit the bookmark name to freeĪddress (URL) of the site/page you bookmarked. In Firefox's bookmark properties window, you can enter or edit the The bookmark properties dialog (please see below). Will open the bookmark in a new browser window.īookmark from the toolbar and copy it to the clipboard, i.e. Options in grey affect all bookmarks on the toolbar.īookmark in the current browser tab/window. Options marked in orange (note: this is not how it looks in Firefox)Īre for the bookmark you just clicked on, When you right-click on a toolbar bookmark, you can easily access the The arrow is where you want the bookmark to be.Īs you can see, the "CNN.com" and "The Mozilla Help Site" bookmarks That, click on a bookmark and don't release the left mouse button until If you want to rearrange the order of your toolbar bookmarks, simplyĭrag & drop the bookmark from its old position to a new one. In this example, we have just created a toolbar for CNN.com Toolbar by using the "add bookmark" dialog. To the position on the toolbar where you want the bookmark to appear.Īlternatively, you can also add a bookmark to the To do that, select the URL, hold down the left mouse button and move it To mark the site address (URL) and drag & drop it to the toolbar. The easiest way to create a bookmark on your toolbar is In order to use Profile Manager, there must be at least one existing profile to manage.Firefox's Bookmarks Toolbar is a good place to save your most commonly Now you should be able to invoke Firefox as firefox -p or as firefox -profilemanager, and get the Profile Manager screen that will let you create, rename, and remove profiles. Once it has done that and you get the default Firefox landing screen, exit. It should run, and in the process create the needed stuff under %APPDATA% incluing a default profile. Uninstall and reinstall a fresh copy of Firefox if you haven't already. If you delete the entire Mozilla folder under %APPDATA%, you remove any Firefox created profiles, and the ini file that tells Firefox where to find them. Profiles known to Firefox are listed in the profiles.ini file, which lives in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\
#OPEN FIREFOX PROFILE MANAGER WINDOWS#
By default on Windows 10, at least, Firefox creates profiles by default in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles, with names like fault.
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