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There's a difference between "unpin" and "dismiss". You can "pin" your |
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favorites to the screen, and apparently Amazon supports Mozilla, so its |
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icon is "pre-pinned". And I *can* unpin it - it goes away for that |
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session. But it's pinned on the next invocation. |
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But, as I say, I doubt this is a nefarious conspiracy between Mozilla |
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and Amazon (although I wouldn't put it past them), but rather something |
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wrong with my installation. |
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But it would be interesting if anybody piped up and said they were |
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experiencing the same thing ... |
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On 2020-03-03 11:36, Michael wrote: |
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> On Tuesday, 3 March 2020 10:29:39 GMT n952162 wrote: |
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>> Well, I can change it. It's just that the next time I start firefox, I |
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>> have the old values back (and Amazon is pinned, again). |
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> Hmm ... interesting ... when I go to Top Sites on a new tab and click on the |
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> top right of a site at the Open Menu roundel, I can select to "x Dissmiss" a |
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> site stored there and it's gone, unless/until I revisit it a few times. |
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> I am not sure how this works if a site is in your Bookmarks and you have not |
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> cleared your History for a while. |
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