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How to disable banner?

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jajos
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For the past few days or so since I upgraded to Firefox 42 every time I open Firefox on the desktop, after a few minutes while I'm already deep into reading a web page, a white banner slides down the top of the tab telling my I can sync bookmarks and passwords with Firefox for iOS and Android. Nice to know, but I don't need to constantly be reminded. I'm not interested in this feature and the "reminder" just won't go away. It's *very* annoying.

Is there a way to disable this or do I have to go back to Firefox 41?

For the past few days or so since I upgraded to Firefox 42 every time I open Firefox on the desktop, after a few minutes while I'm already deep into reading a web page, a white banner slides down the top of the tab telling my I can sync bookmarks and passwords with Firefox for iOS and Android. Nice to know, but I don't need to constantly be reminded. I'm not interested in this feature and the "reminder" just won't go away. It's *very* annoying. Is there a way to disable this or do I have to go back to Firefox 41?

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hi jajos, this was an experiment gone wrong - it should be fixed by now though. sorry for the disturbance!

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philipp
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hi jajos, this was an experiment gone wrong - it should be fixed by now though. sorry for the disturbance!