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With 98 update I can't move tabs nor drag from the URL bar to create a bookmark.

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I used to be able to move tabs and arrange them in any order, including opening a tab in a new window and then dragging it back to the 'parent' window. I cannot do that any longer.

Also, I could always drag the site icon from the URL bar and create a bookmark on the Bookmarks Tool Bar or within a folder that is on that Bar.

One of these issues would be bad for my workflow, but both make this a deal breaker for me to continue using Firefox which I have been using for decades.

Either fix what you broke or allow me to rollback to 96.

I used to be able to move tabs and arrange them in any order, including opening a tab in a new window and then dragging it back to the 'parent' window. I cannot do that any longer. Also, I could always drag the site icon from the URL bar and create a bookmark on the Bookmarks Tool Bar or within a folder that is on that Bar. One of these issues would be bad for my workflow, but both make this a deal breaker for me to continue using Firefox which I have been using for decades. Either fix what you broke or allow me to rollback to 96.

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cor-el
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You can drag the tab to the Bookmarks Toolbar or to a specific folder to bookmark this tab. The same with dragging a tab that you teared off to a new window, dragging the tab to the a position on the tab bar should work to undo the tear off and close the window.

jk3
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Hi Thanks for the reply but that doesn't work.

I have dragged tabs and bookmarks and they are not budging, AT ALL. Nor is the ability to drag the URL icon onto the toolbar or into a tab.

I'm not a newbie and there is just no ability for me to reorder tabs by dragging or make a bookmark by dragging in FF 98 .

And as I read forums looking for help, this appears to have happened a year or so ago as well.

cor-el
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Make sure toolbars like the "Bookmarks Toolbar" are visible. Open the Customize window and set what toolbars (Show/Hide Toolbars) and toolbar items to display.

  • Right-click empty toolbar area -> Customize
  • "3-bar" menu button -> Customize
  • View -> Toolbars
    *you can tap the Alt key or press the F10 key to show the hidden Menu Bar temporarily
  • check that "Bookmarks Toolbar Items" is on the Bookmarks Toolbar
  • if "Bookmarks Toolbar Items" is not on the Bookmarks Toolbar then drag it back from the Customize palette to the Customize window to the Bookmarks Toolbar
  • if missing items are in the Customize palette then drag them back from the Customize window to the toolbar
  • if you do not see an item on a toolbar and in the Customize palette then click the Restore Defaults button in the Customize palette window to restore the default toolbar set.

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jk3
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Hi

Again, thanks for the reply, but none of the reply is related to my problem.

The bookmarks toolbar IS always visible. I simply cannot drag FROM the url bar TO the bookmarks toolbar AS I HAVE BEEN DOING FOR YEARS.

I also cannot rearrange all of the open tabs in the order that I want AS I HAVE BEEN DOING FOR YEARS.

Both of these were simple drag and drop operations.