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Adding a shortcut folder containing URLs to the bookmark toolbar (like Chrome).

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  • শেষ জবাব দ্বারা hurricanhe51

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I have a folder icon on my bookmarks toolbar in Chrome. It directs me to a folder (common Windows folder) containing a very large number of URLs, sorted by categories. It originated from the IE "Favorites" folder structure. I have been adding to this folder for many years, using both IE and Chrome.

I've found an "Add Folder" for the Firefox toolbar, but once I add it there is no way to populate it. Clicking Properties only shows me another "Add Folder" dialog. How do I point this icon to my URL folder?

I have a folder icon on my bookmarks toolbar in Chrome. It directs me to a folder (common Windows folder) containing a very large number of URLs, sorted by categories. It originated from the IE "Favorites" folder structure. I have been adding to this folder for many years, using both IE and Chrome. I've found an "Add Folder" for the Firefox toolbar, but once I add it there is no way to populate it. Clicking Properties only shows me another "Add Folder" dialog. How do I point this icon to my URL folder?

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Create your short cut and than drag and drop it to the folder in the Bookmark Toolbar. It sounds like you just want to open the folder on the drive above does the job.

Please let us know if this solved your issue or if need further assistance.

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Create your short cut and than drag and drop it to the folder in the Bookmark Toolbar. It sounds like you just want to open the folder on the drive above does the job.

Please let us know if this solved your issue or if need further assistance.

Shadow110 দ্বারা পরিমিত

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Wow -- that was so simple. I never thought about that. Thanks for your prompt response.