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How can I set bookmark toolbar to appear on new tab page, but disappear when I go to a website?

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firefoxUser0
firefoxUser0
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I want to see the bookmarks toolbar on the new tab page, but I don't want it taking screen space after I go to a website. Please add the bookmarks toolbar as an option for the new tab page. Google Chrome has this feature.

I want to see the bookmarks toolbar on the new tab page, but I don't want it taking screen space after I go to a website. Please add the bookmarks toolbar as an option for the new tab page. Google Chrome has this feature.

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Mkll
Mkll
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Hi, right click your UI and click on show Bookmarks bar -- alternatively enter Customize Firefox: Menu >> Customize Firefox and drag the Bookmark menu to your User Interface like so:

firefoxUser0
firefoxUser0 Küsimuse esitaja
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That does not solve this issue. I want to see the bookmarks toolbar in the new tab page and only the new tab page. The bookmarks menu icon in the corner is not sufficient. Displaying the bookmarks toolbar at all times is not desired. This could be simply resolved by adding the bookmarks toolbar as a customization option on the new tab page.

kaszal
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I would also like to know how we can get the bookmarks toolbar displayed ONLY in a NEW tab (like in Chrome)