use the "Places Database" -> "Verify Integrity" button on the "Help -> More Troubleshooting Information" (about:support) page. This could be a problem with the places.sqlite and favicons.sqlite files in the Firefox profile folder. If you use Sync then best is to disconnect Sync temporarily during troubleshooting. ''' To its right press the buttonĭelete all '''extensions*''' files and '''compatibility.ini''' in the Firefox profile You will see '''Application Basics.''' Under this find '''Linux: ''' Under the page logo on the left side, ''' This will open your file browser to the current Firefox profile. Under the page logo on the left side, you will see '''Application Basics. Type '''about:support''' in the address box and press enter. You may have to approve the updating once again. To its right press the buttonĭelete all extensions* files and compatibility.ini in the Firefox profile Linux: Under the page logo on the left side, Windows: Show Folder Linux: Open Directory Mac: Show in Finder This will open your file browser to the current Firefox profile. Under the page logo on the left side, you will see Application Basics. Type about:support in the address box and press enter. When I click on that, I see the Home and Customize toolbar options.It’s possible that there is a problem with the file(s) Am I asking too much? It seems now I have to go to the two right pointing carets at the end of the extension list. It still does not appear, at least not where I expect it (between the refresh arrow and the url bar). Maybe I'm confusing this with Chrome? OK, about the Home button. 
So, anyway, I did follow your instructions, but I have two undesired results: first, all my extensions are showing on the toolbar where before I think I had an overflow icon (like you do in Google Chrome), and the bulk of the extensions would show up in a dropdown. Is that the way I have to access the Home button? When I click on that, I see the Home and Customize toolbar options. There's p lenty of space on the SSD, but should I be avoiding applications on there that do a lot of drive access? Anyway, I'd prefer that the Firefox installation be not deeply buried and perhaps on my system drive (although I'm not sure that's a great idea since it is a SSD). The recovery was done into a drive that exists, but in a folder that designated the source as another computer and another drive. To be clear, I had recovered lost data and files from another drive that no longer even exists. It seems Firefox used an old recovered directory in a drive where I had a previous installation of Firefox (so it is buried deep in a drive location I might have easily deleted because I don't use any of what I had recovered there. The process also revealed to me something in the compatibility.ini file that I never intended or desire.
It was a major pain, and I had to re-install all my extensions. I'm not sure if this was really what I wanted to do.
It’s possible that there is a problem with the file(s) Have you checked the overflow on the far right? >
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