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Why doesn't the F10 shortcut (which adds/removes the menu bar), change the menu bar checkmark when right clicking on the toolbar?

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eatmorepies
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The check mark that indicates whether the menu bar is enabled or disabled is toggled whenever I right-click on the corresponding option in the Firefox toolbar, but isn't changed if I press F10 instead.

The check mark that indicates whether the menu bar is enabled or disabled is toggled whenever I right-click on the corresponding option in the Firefox toolbar, but isn't changed if I press F10 instead.

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FredMcD
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F10 only displays the menubar temporarily.