I cant see my bookmarks on 52.4.0 ESR?

[mozilla-vetaran]

Hi

I cant see my bookmarks on 52.4.0 ESR?

Im running 52.4.0 ESR 32 bit.

[Reflective]

If you hit Ctrl+i do they appear in the sidebar?

I'm running ESR 52.4.0 as well and can see all my bookmarks.

[mozilla-vetaran]

I still cant see my bookmarks.

Off topic Have got java to work with ESR 52.4.0? I understand it only work in the 32 bit version.

[dickvl]

If you do not see bookmarks on the Bookmarks Toolbar then check via customization mode if "Bookmarks Toolbar Items" is on the Bookmarks Toolbar.
If you see this item in the Customize palette then drag it back from the customize palette to the toolbar.
You can click the "Restore Defaults" button in the Customize palette window to restore the default toolbar set if you can't drag this item back to the toolbar.

You can check for problems with places.sqlite in the Firefox profile folder and use "Verify Integrity" on the "Help -> Troubleshooting Information" page to check places.sqlite

See also:
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Locked_or_dam ... ces.sqlite

[mozilla-vetaran]

Thank you very much. Where do i find the proflie in windows 10?

I just search FF and only the browser icon and the folder itself?

[TheVisitor]

Thank you very much. Where do i find the proflie in windows 10?

I just search FF and only the browser icon and the folder itself?

In the address/url bar enter: about:profiles There you will find a path to the profile location. Click on button 'Open Folder'

It could be that you have not un-hidden folders in Win10.

[mozilla-vetaran]

It could be that you have not un-hidden folders in Win10.

What dos this mean ?

[TheVisitor]

It could be that you have not un-hidden folders in Win10.

What dos this mean ?

Windows hides some folder/files thinking we don't need to be there. The Apps folder is one that is hidden.

Open File Explorer
Click on the 'View' Tab
Place check mark in 'Hidden Items' - this will allow you see those hidden folder/files which is where you Profile lives, in the AppData/Roaming folders under your 'user name'.