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Boookmarks folders do not display correctly from toolbar

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The folders in my bookmarks toolbar only display as a small white square when I click on them. Even when I try to display them from the Bookmarks menu. They are present because I can right click and choose "open all in tabs" and they will all open but I can't select individually or open a folder to see sub folders. I have tried deleting places.sqllite and localstore.rdf but that doesn't help. Deleting Places.sqllite allowed me to see one folder's contents but no sub folders. Then when I closed and reopened FF even that folder view was corrupt. I'm using FF4.01 on a windows 7 x64 home premium desktop.

The folders in my bookmarks toolbar only display as a small white square when I click on them. Even when I try to display them from the Bookmarks menu. They are present because I can right click and choose "open all in tabs" and they will all open but I can't select individually or open a folder to see sub folders. I have tried deleting places.sqllite and localstore.rdf but that doesn't help. Deleting Places.sqllite allowed me to see one folder's contents but no sub folders. Then when I closed and reopened FF even that folder view was corrupt. I'm using FF4.01 on a windows 7 x64 home premium desktop.

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Not sure what happened but somewhere between version 7 and version 8 this corrected itself.