The tabs located on the Tab Bar show how many and what pages you have open in your browser. New tabs for you can open, move and close. There are several ways to open a new tab in Mozilla Firefox.

Using hotkeys

To add a tab in Mozilla, you need to press two keys on the keyboard at the same time ctrl+t.

How to open tabs in Mozilla using keyboard shortcuts

After pressing these keys, a new tab will instantly open.

Using the Menu Bar

To create a tab in Mozilla, you need to click on the Menu Bar File — New inset.

How to create a new tab in Mozilla through the Menu Bar

After that, a new tab will immediately open.

Using the Tab Bar

To add a tab to the panel in Mozilla, on the Tab Bar, click on + which is located at the end of the last tab.

How to add a new tab in Mozilla

After that, a new tab will instantly open.

How to set tabs in Mozilla in the right order

Sometimes you need to customize the tabs in Mozilla, that is, arrange them on the Tab Bar in the right order. Tab settings in Mozilla are made one at a time. To change tabs in Mozilla, you need to move the cursor over the tab you want to move, press the left mouse button and, without releasing it, move the cursor along with the tab to the desired location. After moving the tab, release the mouse button.

How to remove a new tab in Mozilla

If you need to remove any tab, then for this you need to click on X which is located on the right side of each tab.

How to remove Firefox new tab

You can also close the tab in another way, to do this, hover over the tab you want to close and press the right mouse button. In the context menu that opens, select close tab.

Firefox bookmarks are a web link to a favorite/frequently visited web page. With the help of bookmarks, you can navigate between your favorite websites with one click. If you did not have time to finish reading the news on some Internet resource, then by adding it to your bookmarks, you can easily return to it at any time. Bookmarks are convenient because you do not need to remember the exact name of the site, each time you type it in the search bar and search in a huge list of similar ones. By launching an Internet browser, you can instantly get to the required page, provided that it has already been previously added to the useful notes section.

How to save bookmarks in mozilla

The very process of saving footnotes to the necessary Internet portals is carried out with one click on the icon in the form of a five-pointed star in the quick access menu or by pressing the Ctrl + D key combination on the keyboard. By default, it has no fill, but if the page is in the saved bookmarks, then it changes its color to blue.

By clicking the save icon, the user can change the name of their note and also change the save directory. There is also a reverse action in this menu - deleting an unnecessary note.

You can view the saved bookmarks by clicking on the following icon or "Ctrl + Shift + B".

In order to save Internet bookmarks from the Mozilla web search engine on a personal computer, you need to perform an export operation. You can find out how to complete it by reading the article "". This article also describes how to restore bookmarks in Mozilla.

Where are bookmarks stored in Mozilla Firefox

All actions related to changes to the Firefox web browser, such as installing plugins, saving user personal data and adding bookmarks, are saved in a service folder called "Profile". This folder is saved separately from the main documents of the search engine, this is done for reliability so that the user does not lose their data when deleting or reinstalling the browser.

To find your profile, you need the following:

• Launch the Internet browser Mozilla Firefox;
• Open the browser engineering menu;
• Click on the icon at the very bottom of the menu window with a question mark.

The help menu opens. Here we select the option "Information for solving problems."

You will then be presented with a new page called Troubleshooting Information. Here, in the application data, you need to find the “Profile folder” item, in front of this item, select the button to open the folder.

In the folder that opens, containing the actual changes made by the user in the Mozilla search engine.

Another way to get into this folder without launching a web browser is the following.

To do this, in the Windows menu, click the "Start" button and in the search box enter the path to the folder "%APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\" Next, select the very first folder with the English word "default".

You will open the same folder that you opened through the browser.

Be extremely careful when manipulating the information in this folder. Since, by inadvertently deleting some objects, you can ruin the performance of the Firefox search engine and permanently lose some important data.

There are two types of bookmarks in the Firefox browser: Bookmarks Menu and Bookmarks Bar. It is also possible to customize the "Other bookmarks" folder, thereby adding convenience to your sorting of saved sites. Learn how to add bookmarks for each type and then find them easily.

How to add a bookmark to the bookmarks bar in Mozilla

The bookmarks bar is one of the most convenient tools in the browser, your bookmarks can be transferred, sorted into folders, change names:

• go to the site you want to save,
• right click,
• select the small transparent star in the right corner,

• click on it
• in the window that appears, you can set the name of the tab. Do it if required
• now on the second line select a small triangle,

• in the list that appears, click on “Bookmarks bar”,

• a bookmarks bar will automatically appear on top with all the sites saved on it. Click on the “Done” button,

• when there is not enough space on your panel, the bookmarks will still be saved, but hidden under the footnote. To view them even there, click on the two small arrows in the very corner of the bookmarks bar, as shown in the screenshot below,

• when you need to hide the bookmarks bar altogether, hover over it and right-click anywhere except the bookmark icons. Then uncheck the boxes next to the words "Bookmarks Bar". Despite all the convenience of this panel, many Mozil browser users may prefer the option with the “Bookmarks Menu” option. Learn this method as well, and then choose the best one for yourself.

How to add bookmarks to the Mozilla Bookmarks Menu

• Repeat the first paragraph of the previous step by right-clicking on the desired site.
• Choose an empty star.

• Now in the window that appears, you need to select “Bookmarks Menu”, and also give a name to your bookmark.
• Click the "Finish" button.

• You can view this group of bookmarks by opening the browser sidebar: select the list icon next to the blue star in the browser header, in the list that appears, click on the phrase “Show bookmarks sidebar”.

• On the left you will see a small panel on which you need to select “Bookmarks Menu”. Here you will see all the bookmarks that you added in this step.

By choosing the best option for yourself, you can organize the storage of tabs and sites, which will speed up your browsing experience.

Launch Firefox. If the shortcut is still not added to your desktop or Quick Launch, look for the program in the Start menu (Windows) or Applications Folder (Macintosh).

Click the View tab in the menu bar. Select Sidebar and then Bookmarks.

• The sidebar will appear on the left side of the Firefox window.
• Here you will see at least 3 sections: Bookmarks Toolbar, Bookmarks Menu and Unsorted Bookmarks.
• The "bookmarks bar" is a strip along the top of the browser, below the address bar. Use it for websites you visit regularly so you never have to look up a link to them.
• The "bookmark menu" is what you see when you click on this label, and is probably where your current bookmarks are most concentrated.

Add bookmarks to the Bookmarks Bar. This will make it easier to access the sites you frequently visit: quickly and without fuss.

• From the list of bookmarks you have collected, drag the 5 main ones to the Bookmarks Bar. You can add more if you like, but the most efficient way to use the Bookmarks Bar is to include a limited number of the sites you visit on a regular basis.
• Create folders in the Bookmarks Bar. If you frequently visit a large number of related sites, then instead of using the toolbar space for each individual site, put them all in a bookmark folder and then add it to the "Bookmarks Bar".
• The menu option "Open All in Tabs" will load all the bookmarks contained in this folder at the same time in separate tabs.

Create folders. To host the rest of your bookmarks, you will need to create a management system. Most likely, while you have saved about a few dozen bookmarks, so there will be a much smaller number of categories for them. We'll create the ones next to the Bookmark Menu folder. Here are some options for naming your folders by category:

• Entertainment
• News
• Computers
• Purchases
• Tools
• Sport
• Trips

Create a new folder. Right-click on the Bookmarks Menu folder (or use the Control-click function). Select from the context menu the inscription "New folder ..." (New Folder ...)

Give the folder a name. In the New Folder window, enter a name for it, and optionally a description or note about what's inside. The new folder will appear in the sidebar inside the folder you clicked on when you created it.

• Repeat the above procedure until you get what you want. This will be a good start for your bookmark management system. Remember that you can always add more!

Move your old bookmarks to the new folder. Now begins the process of sorting through your great many bookmarks and determining what goes where.

• If you come across a bookmark that seems to fit into more than one category, add it to the very first folder you think of.

Select a source folder. Click on the folder that contains your bookmarks.

Drag the bookmark to the new folder. Click on the bookmark you want to move and drag it to a new folder. Release the mouse button to place the bookmark in the folder.

• Repeat this procedure until all your bookmarks have been distributed. You may need to create new folders for the categories you missed. In addition, you may end up with sections that you do not use at all.

Sort your bookmarks. You can do this automatically or manually, or a combination of both.

Automatic sorting.

• Right click on the bookmark folder you want to sort.
• Select the Sort by Name option from the context menu.
• The content will be sorted by type and then by name. The alphabetically sorted folders will line up at the top, followed by individual URL links, also in alphabetical order.

Currently, the Internet browser is one of the most popular in the world - it is one of the top three, including Opera. Despite its simplicity, many users are not even aware of the sheer number of features that the browser offers them - Firefox in this case. For example, it can save an unlimited number of bookmarks. How to bookmark a site in Mozilla, I'll tell you right now.

The easiest way to bookmark a site is to use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + D (by the way, this combination works in all known browsers). After pressing these keys, the following window will appear in the upper right panel:

If in this case you click "Finish", then the bookmark will be saved. However, remember that you can add it to the bookmarks bar - for quick access to this page. In this case, you need to select "Bookmarks Bar", as shown in , and only after that click on the "Finish" button.

The next possible option is to use the native Mozilla Firefox menu. Find the "Bookmarks" section in the menu, click on it and select the "Add page" item, and then everything is the same as in the previous method.

Recent versions of Mozilla have added an asterisk on the top bar. When you click on the star, all bookmarks go to the so-called unfiled bookmarks - this is a special area where you can view all the bookmarks added in this way, and then transfer or delete them. How convenient it is, it's up to you.

Finally, click on the right mouse button and a menu will appear. In it you will see an asterisk - it allows you to add a bookmark. Click on it, and then do the same as in the first case.

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