FIREFOX BOOKMARKS FOLDER ICON COLORS CODE

In these days I changed the background color and the folder icons in the Bookmarks/History sidebar using this codes (I'm not absolutely an expert of codes, I've found them by searching the web and the old questions in our support forum.): The bookmark-name needs to be exact and the bookmark-icon needs to be in the chrome folder where userChrome.css is located. Note that you cannot create a new folder and need to do this in the Bookmarks library if you. Pick Organize (gear icon on Mac) and choose Add Folder. Select a location on the left where you want to add the new folder. Note that in recent versions of Firefox the favicon is only displayed on the tab icon and bookmark, not in the address bar icon. put favicon in the root of the web server and called favicon.ico. For instance, you may have folders for news, timers, games, or recipes. at first CTRL+ SHIFT+ DEL for clear cache and then restart Firefox. You can add folders and subfolders to keep related bookmarks together for easy access. Release the button to move the bookmark into the folder. Organize Firefox Bookmarks Using Folders. Drag the bookmark over the folder you want it moved to. Click on the folder that holds the bookmark you want to move. I dont think the latter looks that good because it also affects the top window border and the Minimize/Maximize/Close buttons remain blue. The second affects the whole menu bar and the tab bar. Click Bookmarks and then click the Manage bookmarks bar at the bottom. The first will only change the text color for the Bookmarks Toolbar Items element so that it matches the menu bar text color. The extension lists all existing folders in the menu and you can select any of those. Click the menu button to open the menu panel. There you may select a different folder that new bookmarks will be saved to.

FIREFOX BOOKMARKS FOLDER ICON COLORS CODE

You can experiment with code like this in userChrome.css to see if that works. Select Firefox built-in bookmark in the Default Bookmark Folder's options to get started. I'm using the built-in dark theme of Firefox. Edge and Firefox use a database file and would require a lot more work.

Firefox bookmarks folder icon colors