Can't pin extensions to the toolbar using the extension button
Hello folks
According to Firefox help pages, pinning an extension to the toolbar should work as follows:
"Click the extensions button (jigsaw puzzle Fx109ExtensionsButton icon) in the toolbar to open the extensions panel. Each extension in the panel has a menu button with a gear Fx91GearIcon icon. You can use this menu button to manage those extensions."
The extensions button doesn't seem to work like that for me. When I click the Extensions button I get several buttons (Recommendations, Extensions etc) on the left side of the page as in the first image attached (Firefox1).
If I then click the Extensions button I get to the Manage Extensions page, and if I then click the 3 dots (...) button on (say) Proton Pass I don't get a Pin to Toolbar option and clicking the Manage option opens the Proton Pass Details page (see image Firefox2) - none of the buttons on the any of the pages offers a Pin to Toolbar option.
Those extensions that are pinned to the toolbar, such as Adblock Plus ( see Firefox2 image), got pinned during installation and not by using the extensions button. Currently I seem to have no way of interacting with any extension via the extensions button.
Could be I'm doing something silly but any suggestions would be appreciated.
Regards Ken
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Hi Ken, the button will load the Add-ons page if there is nothing on the drop-down list.
it looks like your first three extensions are already pinned to the toolbar. When you do that, they no longer appear on the drop-down.
So the question is why the fourth extension doesn't appear on the drop-down. I'm going to speculate here...
The only thing I notice is that it doesn't have the mask icon indicating that it is allowed to run in private windows. More info on that issue: Extensions in Private Browsing. Maybe you are browsing Firefox in a private window ("Never Remember History" mode)?
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Hi Ken, the button will load the Add-ons page if there is nothing on the drop-down list.
it looks like your first three extensions are already pinned to the toolbar. When you do that, they no longer appear on the drop-down.
So the question is why the fourth extension doesn't appear on the drop-down. I'm going to speculate here...
The only thing I notice is that it doesn't have the mask icon indicating that it is allowed to run in private windows. More info on that issue: Extensions in Private Browsing. Maybe you are browsing Firefox in a private window ("Never Remember History" mode)?