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Yesterday, the regular Firefox icon on my desktop - a fox wrapped around a globe - turned into a sheet of paper with what looks like a couple of pens and a ruler. How can I get the regular icon back? a sheet

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I have nothing really to add to what I've put in the question, except that I got a message about a problem with Firefox. I tried to submit a problem report, but when I clicked on the necessary button, I just got the new icon.

I have nothing really to add to what I've put in the question, except that I got a message about a problem with Firefox. I tried to submit a problem report, but when I clicked on the necessary button, I just got the new icon.

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Hi rmbooker,

I've seen this happen periodically, but it's pretty easy to fix. Just delete the icon from your dock. Then recreate it by dragging the Firefox icon into the doc from the applications folder.

Hopefully this helps!

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Hi rmbooker,

I've seen this happen periodically, but it's pretty easy to fix. Just delete the icon from your dock. Then recreate it by dragging the Firefox icon into the doc from the applications folder.

Hopefully this helps!

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Thanks, that works!

A simple solution that I should have thought of myself.