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How do I save a particular website to my desktop?

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When I go to a particular web site and want to place it on my desktop, previously when IE was my web browser, I would right click, scroll down the drop box and then left click on save (or send to) desktop. How do I implement the same procedure on Firefox, being that there is no directive on the drop box to carry this out?

When I go to a particular web site and want to place it on my desktop, previously when IE was my web browser, I would right click, scroll down the drop box and then left click on save (or send to) desktop. How do I implement the same procedure on Firefox, being that there is no directive on the drop box to carry this out?

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Duplicate. See answer: https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/863415#answer-232898