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Firefox moves my Firebug icon

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tandrewnichols
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Every morning when I start Firefox, my Firebug icon is in the wrong place. I move it back every day (by customizing the toolbar), but it never stays where I put it. I think this is a Firefox bug because this has only been happening since I upgraded to Firefox 14 portable. I was using FF 12 portable previously and did not have this problem.

On one day, I opened FF and almost ALL my extension buttons were gone or in the wrong place, but it only happens consistently with Firebug.

Every morning when I start Firefox, my Firebug icon is in the wrong place. I move it back every day (by customizing the toolbar), but it never stays where I put it. I think this is a Firefox bug because this has only been happening since I upgraded to Firefox 14 portable. I was using FF 12 portable previously and did not have this problem. On one day, I opened FF and almost ALL my extension buttons were gone or in the wrong place, but it only happens consistently with Firebug.

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cor-el
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You can check for problems with the localstore.rdf file.

tandrewnichols
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I think maybe Firebug just doesn't want to be moved. There's actually a plugin for a Firebug icon that can be repositioned, which suggests it likes to be in it's default location. The localstore tip may work, but I didn't want to take the time to try it. I've already gotten used to the regular firebug position.