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Creating folders in Firefox

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petro_08332
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My computer was updated with the latest linux and the latest firefox browser. I want to create folders in my bookmarks. All the help answers say to go to Bookmarks and click on 'Menu'. That does not come up as an option. All I get is: Show all bookmarks; bookmark this page; bookmarks toolbar; other bookmarks. I can't find anything similar in tools, edit, or file. I also don't get 'Edit Bookmarks' like was in the last edition I had.

My computer was updated with the latest linux and the latest firefox browser. I want to create folders in my bookmarks. All the help answers say to go to Bookmarks and click on 'Menu'. That does not come up as an option. All I get is: Show all bookmarks; bookmark this page; bookmarks toolbar; other bookmarks. I can't find anything similar in tools, edit, or file. I also don't get 'Edit Bookmarks' like was in the last edition I had.

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Show All Bookmarks (ctl+shft+o) is what you need. It should be self-explanatory. Select a container in the left panel (say, Bookmark Toolbar Items) and right-click for a menu in the right panel.

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Show All Bookmarks (ctl+shft+o) is what you need. It should be self-explanatory. Select a container in the left panel (say, Bookmark Toolbar Items) and right-click for a menu in the right panel.