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Using Firefox 54.0.1 (32-bit) on Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit) OS. The "new tab" page has 12 icons I can pin for my favorite web pages. However, foxnews.com

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Using Firefox 54.0.1 (32-bit) on Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit) OS. The "new tab" page has 12 icons I can pin for my favorite web pages. However, foxnews.com disappeared from that page one day after being successfully pinned for quite some time and I can not get it back on that "new tab" page. What happened? I visit any other web page once and it fills that remaining 12th icon spot, but Foxnews.com will not populate there anymore.

Thank you, Tired of entering this webpage each time I want to view it, missing the pinned shortcout icons

Using Firefox 54.0.1 (32-bit) on Windows 7 Home Premium (64bit) OS. The "new tab" page has 12 icons I can pin for my favorite web pages. However, foxnews.com disappeared from that page one day after being successfully pinned for quite some time and I can not get it back on that "new tab" page. What happened? I visit any other web page once and it fills that remaining 12th icon spot, but Foxnews.com will not populate there anymore. Thank you, Tired of entering this webpage each time I want to view it, missing the pinned shortcout icons

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FredMcD
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Check your zoom controls on that page.

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