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Bookmarks not appearing in saved folder

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When I save a bookmark to a folder then display the bookmarks in that folder the bookmark I just saved is not displayed. The star on the address line turns blue and if I click on it the dialog Edit Bookmark dialog is displayed showing the bookmark in the folder in which I saved it. If I change the folder to the bookmarks toolbar it appears immediately there. I don't know if there is a limit to the number of bookmarks a folder can have so I deleted some old bookmarks before saving this one. Using 60.0.2 in Windows 10.

When I save a bookmark to a folder then display the bookmarks in that folder the bookmark I just saved is not displayed. The star on the address line turns blue and if I click on it the dialog Edit Bookmark dialog is displayed showing the bookmark in the folder in which I saved it. If I change the folder to the bookmarks toolbar it appears immediately there. I don't know if there is a limit to the number of bookmarks a folder can have so I deleted some old bookmarks before saving this one. Using 60.0.2 in Windows 10.

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Separate security issue, please update your Flash 28.0 r0 https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ Current version 30.0.0.113

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Fixed. Recreating places.sqlite solved the problem.

Thanks.

Modified by Ellaryk