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Looking for instructions for how to move the bookmarks toolbar to be on the menu bar rather than a sepearate toolbar line.

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rms867
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I have done a fresh install of my XP operating system and completed the updates. Now I am trying to get Firefox set up. I had saved my profile folder contents and was able to copy that into a test profile and it displays the way I remember.

But I am trying to create a fresh profile using ONLY my saved bookmarks and passwords. When I copy over these files [places.sqlite, key3.db, signons3.txt, permissions.sqlite] to the new profile as per the article about recovering important data from an old profile the bookmark toolbar is a separate line rather than combined on the menu bar.

I have done a fresh install of my XP operating system and completed the updates. Now I am trying to get Firefox set up. I had saved my profile folder contents and was able to copy that into a test profile and it displays the way I remember. But I am trying to create a fresh profile using ONLY my saved bookmarks and passwords. When I copy over these files [places.sqlite, key3.db, signons3.txt, permissions.sqlite] to the new profile as per the article about ''recovering important data from an old profile'' the bookmark toolbar is a separate line rather than combined on the menu bar.

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cor-el
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You need key3.db and signons.sqlite for the passwords from Firefox 3.5 or later. The file signons3.txt is from an older Firefox 3 version.

You can move the "Bookmarks Toolbar items" items onto another toolbar (Menu Bar or Navigation Toolbar) via View > Toolbars > Customize

See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/Toolbar_customization