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Firefox has done nothing about enabled extensions Webroot and Duck Duck Go not showing up on toolbar since the 1st 66.0 upgrade, why?

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Duck Duck Go is a privacy extension and is enabled Webroot is a a filtering extension and is enabled

I was using these for security info on my browser and they do not appear on the Mozilla toolbar so I'm unable to use them.

Duck Duck Go is a privacy extension and is enabled Webroot is a a filtering extension and is enabled I was using these for security info on my browser and they do not appear on the Mozilla toolbar so I'm unable to use them.

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Hi rickchrisj,

Have you checked under Customize yet?

To access : Click the '3-bar' menu -> Customize... -> drag and drop your extensions onto the tool bar -> click Done at the bottom right.

See reference : Customize Firefox controls, buttons and toolbars

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Hi rickchrisj,

Have you checked under Customize yet?

To access : Click the '3-bar' menu -> Customize... -> drag and drop your extensions onto the tool bar -> click Done at the bottom right.

See reference : Customize Firefox controls, buttons and toolbars

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OH...Thank you so much! I did not know of this...the extensions were always there already with all the older updates and never addressed in change info for the upgrades. Thanks again!

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