Pinned tabs disappear under certain circumstances, without removing them yourself.
This is how to get the problem:
1) Open Firefox 2) Create multiple tabs 3) Pin some, leaving at least two unpinned 4) Move one tab out of the window, creating its own window 5) Close the original window first, then the one you just created 6) Open Firefox again
If you follow the steps correctly you'll notice that the pinned tabs are no longer there. I find it very frustrating, and this has happened to me way too many times. The tabs should remain there until you actually remove them yourself.
Proposed solutions?: -When you move a tab out of the current window to put it in its own window, it will also copy the pinned tabs over to the new window. -Have a spot for the pinned tabs in settings, so no matter what you do, they will come back when you reopen Firefox, and will not go away until you actually unpin them yourself.
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Pinned tabs are tied to a specific window and each window can have its own set of pinned tabs. If you tear off a tab to another window then that is a new window that doesn't inherit pinned tabs, so you would have to recreate them. If you close a window then you would have to restore that closed window. Use "Firefox > Exit" (Windows: Firefox/File > Exit; Mac: Firefox > Quit Firefox; Linux: Firefox/File > Quit) to close Firefox and close all open windows at once to avoid losing the window with the pinned tabs.