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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 8832482" data-attributes="member: 4348">I haven't had that problem...just checked to see if it occurred with me.Normally I click the star or bookmark and then it comes up with a tab has a space for you to name (or rename) the bookmark, another space under that for the folder it goes in, and a space under that for tags.&nbsp; I also have it to show the editor when saving the book mark. Ctrl+Shift+O will bring up your bookmarks and you should have a search function there to find a bookmark really quickly if you don't know where it went.If it is a sync problem, I would disable sync.&nbsp; That can be tougher than said though as it often also means disabling auto-update (which means it won't update unless you let it).&nbsp; That means disabling it in your OS itself as FF now doesn't seem to allow you to do it from the browser.&nbsp; I normally shut down the FF updater and disable all but FF being able to browse the internet in regards to FF programs.&nbsp; That can play haywire itself with other extensions you may have with FF.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 8832482, member: 4348"] I haven't had that problem...just checked to see if it occurred with me. Normally I click the star or bookmark and then it comes up with a tab has a space for you to name (or rename) the bookmark, another space under that for the folder it goes in, and a space under that for tags. I also have it to show the editor when saving the book mark. Ctrl+Shift+O will bring up your bookmarks and you should have a search function there to find a bookmark really quickly if you don't know where it went. If it is a sync problem, I would disable sync. That can be tougher than said though as it often also means disabling auto-update (which means it won't update unless you let it). That means disabling it in your OS itself as FF now doesn't seem to allow you to do it from the browser. I normally shut down the FF updater and disable all but FF being able to browse the internet in regards to FF programs. That can play haywire itself with other extensions you may have with FF. [/QUOTE]

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