Customized toolbars temporarily reset after changing extensions
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firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: firefox
I have the extension Tiny Menu, which condenses the menu into one little button, and I've moved all my navigation buttons up onto the menu bar with it, and hid the navigation toolbar. It's nice and compact.
But whenever I install, remove, enable, or disable an extension, my navigation buttons vanish after restarting Firefox. If I unhide the navigation toolbar, all the buttons have moved back onto it. After I restart again, everything is back where it's supposed to be.
Using Ubuntu Intrepid, and Firefox 3.0.4. This has happened for as long as I can remember on Firefox 3.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Move all of your controls--the buttons, location bar, search bar, the spinny thing--onto the menu bar.
2. Hide the navigation toolbar.
3. Install, remove, enable, or disable an extension.
4. Restart firefox; find that your controls have vanished. Or rather, that they've moved back onto the hidden navigation toolbar.
5. Restart again. Customized toolbar is now restored.
Expected result:
Everything stays where it is, regardless of what I do with extensions.
Actual result:
Well, see above.
I get the same behaviour, but it's not limited to "Tiny Menu" (which I don't use). All I do is customise my toolbars by:
* move address bar to same line as menu
* move bookmarks toolbar items to same line as search box
* add printer icon next to home icon
Then whenever, I install/ remove/ enable/ disable/ update an extension, the toolbars reset themselves to defaults the next time I start firefox. I have to then do my 3 customisations again.
I'm using Firefox 3.0.6 on Ubuntu 8.10.