Sure, the folders on my toolbar are all *named* differently, but it would be more efficient if each folder had a unique visual appearance to make it faster to find the one you want. There’s no way to, for example, right click and select a different sort of icon to use as a file folder. Soon I ended up with a row of folders for different purposes (business related, mags and newspapers, multimedia, and so forth).Īgain I ran into an annoyance: in Firefox, your folders will always look alike.
Like you, I ran out of room and ended up adding actual folders. Some are still in the dark ages and they have that awful blank white ‘typing paper’ looking thing. I erased the text and just used a full row of icons (that is, for the sites that actually *use* icons. To find your Firefox profile folder enter about:support into the Firefox address bar and click on the show folder link on the page that opens up. Now, to change the style, which includes reducing or increasing font sizes, changing the font type, changing colors on that font and much more you need to open userchrome.css which should be in your Firefox profile folder. I knew that Firefox was highly customizable and I began searching for a way to alter the style of the bookmarks toolbar and quickly found it. The idea made sense but you will eventually run into issues again as space is limited on the bookmarks toolbar. The first thing that came to mind was to change the text of the bookmarks so that they would not take up that much space on the toolbar anymore. While it is still possible to access the bookmarks using left and right arrows once, it is not an ideal situation and needed to be fixed. I have more bookmarks in the bookmarks toolbar than Firefox is able to display which leads to the unfortunate situation that the last ones are not shown in the toolbar anymore.
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