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"view" and "customize" and basic toolbar options are missing in the new android firefox

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"view" and "customize" and basic toolbar options are missing in the new android firefox. How the heck do I add the 'home' button or any other button for that matter? I like the desktop version of ff 57 very much. One of the things I like is how much control I have. But the android version is very frustrating. So How do I customize the tool bar? How do I add a home button or any other button or control for that matter? Is it in "about:config"?

"view" and "customize" and basic toolbar options are missing in the new android firefox. How the heck do I add the 'home' button or any other button for that matter? I like the desktop version of ff 57 very much. One of the things I like is how much control I have. But the android version is very frustrating. So How do I customize the tool bar? How do I add a home button or any other button or control for that matter? Is it in "about:config"?

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Mobile browsers tend to have very minimal toolbars, especially on phones (on tablets, browsers often have more buttons on their toolbars).

There is no built-in button to navigate the current tab to your home page. You can use a bookmark, or you can open a new tab (assuming you set new tabs to use your custom home page).

Maybe there is an add-on.