Sorry, but we don't just want to stick every possible option in to the quicklist menu, and the "-safe-mode" and "-Profilemanager" options are not used often enough to justify such a prominent place in the UI.
Firstly, the profilemanager option will always fail if you already have another Firefox instance open anyway (unless you use -no-remote, but we certainly do not want that in any option by default as you will then get errors about the profile being locked if you try to open a new instance without realizing one is already open).
Secondly, the -safe-mode option will always fail to do the right thing unless you close all running instance. The -no-remote option won't help you there either (specifying it will just lead to errors about the profile being locked).
In addition to that, we don't want an entry for private-browsing mode until Firefox supports the ability to have a mixture of private and non-private windows. Having a quicklist entry which closes all of your current windows to switch mode is not really acceptable.
Sorry, but we don't just want to stick every possible option in to the quicklist menu, and the "-safe-mode" and "-Profilemanager" options are not used often enough to justify such a prominent place in the UI.
Firstly, the profilemanager option will always fail if you already have another Firefox instance open anyway (unless you use -no-remote, but we certainly do not want that in any option by default as you will then get errors about the profile being locked if you try to open a new instance without realizing one is already open).
Secondly, the -safe-mode option will always fail to do the right thing unless you close all running instance. The -no-remote option won't help you there either (specifying it will just lead to errors about the profile being locked).
In addition to that, we don't want an entry for private-browsing mode until Firefox supports the ability to have a mixture of private and non-private windows. Having a quicklist entry which closes all of your current windows to switch mode is not really acceptable.