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How do I enlarge and relocate the bookmark pulldown menu?

planewalker1973
planewalker1973
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I have many bookmark folders and sub folders. When I'm trying to select one the bookmark pulldown window is much too small. I need to make it bigger and if possible, make it a scalable window. The scalable window option would be much appreciated, Mozilla :)

I have many bookmark folders and sub folders. When I'm trying to select one the bookmark pulldown window is much too small. I need to make it bigger and if possible, make it a scalable window. The scalable window option would be much appreciated, Mozilla :)

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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Hmm, I'm not sure which pulldown window you mean. Could you clarify?

(1) Bookmarks Menu on the classic menu bar (File, Edit, View)

(2) Bookmarks toolbar button (drop-down list)

(3) Bookmarks folder list when adding a new bookmark (e.g., Ctrl+d) or editing an existing bookmark? (See screen shot)

Note: not sure it's useful, but if you have a widescreen monitor, you might consider using the Bookmarks Sidebar (Ctrl+b). Unlike a drop-down menu, it doesn't close if you accidentally moving your mouse away for a second.