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What is the puzzle piece icon in the Toolbar?
In the last month or so a new icon has appeared in the Firefox Toolbar. It looks like a puzzle piece and is near the far right of the Toolbar. If you click it you go to about:addons. Why is it here, and how do I get rid of it?
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Firefox 109 comes with the new Extensions button as the new way to manage your extensions. You can click the gear icon next to an extension or use the right-click context menu to pin the extension to the toolbar (Pin to Toolbar). To (re)move the extension from the toolbar back to the Extensions button drop-down, you can use "Unpin from Toolbar" in the right-click context menu. If you do not have extensions installed then this button takes you to "Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions".
The regular overflow area (>>) can only be used for built-in Firefox toolbar buttons as shown in the Customize palette and can no longer be used for extensions. For buttons provided by extensions, the Extensions button drop-down serves as overflow area ("Pin to Toolbar" and "Unpin from Toolbar").
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Thanks for the response. You say it is a "new Extensions button", but it does not take you to "Manage Your Extensions", it takes you to "Personalize Your Firefox". I always use Tools -> Add-ons and Themes to get to the extensions page which is 1 click vs 2.
When I right click Extensions button there is no useful info (see image). This new button seems to have not been thought out well.
You need to left-click it.
If you do not have extensions installed then the puzzle piece button takes you to the about:addons page like happened previously.