Bookmarks open in a sidebar, no window

Similar Questions

• How to disable the bookmark open in the sidebar?

  I clicked on a button to allow bookmarks to open in the sidebar instead of in a tab. I didn't know what it meant and now I cannot find the way which stops.

  You can access this in two different ways, depending on what seems more practical:

  (1) right click on the bookmark (in the lateral toolsbar/menu/bar, if applicable) > properties, then look for a checkbox at the bottom of this dialog box to uncheck

  (2) select the bookmark in the Library dialog box (Ctrl + Shift + b or "show all bookmarks) and if necessary, click the 'More' button at the bottom of the right pane to reveal the checkbox for this

• How to stop bookmarks open in a sidebar instead of the current tab

  I fiddling around with add ons, but for some reason any now whenever I try to open a bookmark it opens them in a strange thing at the bar side on the left of my screen. How can I make sure my bookmarks open in my active tab again?

  Hello, you can right click on the bookmark, select properties and uncheck the option to load the bookmark in the sidebar.

• I opened a new tab and click on the bookmark in the bookmarks bar, and the web site opens in a sidebar. I want it open in the window with full tabs.

  I love Firefox, but this problem frustrates me. I want to access a favorite site and have bookmarked. When I click this bookmark, the site opens in a sidebar! How can I open in the window of the tab complete?

  You can change the properties of the bookmark for this problem.

  If you right click and choose Properties, you will check a box to the bottom of the dialog box that opens the bookmark in the sidebar. Uncheck the box that and click Save.

  It work?

  (When you use a link on a Web site to store a bookmark, they added in this way. You can use Ctrl + d or the 'star' of the address bar to add the bookmark without opening it in the box.)

• Why bookmarks open in a side window?

  When I click one of my favorites, it opens in a wide window of three inches on the left side of the screen instead of in a normal web page. The only way to avoid this is to type the url in the top of the screen, which pretty much defeats the purpose of having bookmarks. Any suggestions?

  BTW, I am still WHAT XP and which may be a contributing factor.

  Opening in the sidebar is the default value for the bookmarks created via a link or a button on a Web site.
  You can view the properties of a bookmark using the context menu in the side bar (Ctrl + B; Command + B on Mac).
  In the Bookmark Manager (Bookmarks > show all bookmarks) you can click on the button more in the lower details pane on the right.
  Make sure "Load this bookmark in the sidebar" is not selected.

• I don't have bookmarks open as a b4 in the sidebar, but it's today and I can't get rid of it. Absolutely, I went to the bookmark and the option for the sidebar is NOT ch

  I don't have the option open as a verified sidebar, never have, and NEVER had it do this til today. I can't get rid of him open like a sidebar when I open ff. Help, please. There must be another way to get rid of it before you restore my pc!

  From the keyboard, {Ctrl + B} opens and closes the bookmarks bar. If it is open when you close Firefox, it will open the next time to launch Firefox.

• When I click on a bookmark stored in my bookmarks bar, it opens in a sidebar instead of a new tab. How to open in a new tab?

  I just created my bookmarks bar with my URL more often used. However when I click on a URL of my toolbar bookmark, it opens in a sidebar on the left on my main screen and not in a new tab. The sidebar is heavy, because I have to scroll to see the entire screen. How can I get the URL to open in a new tab, not in the sidebar?

  Opening in the sidebar is the default action for bookmarks created via a "Mark this Page" link or button on a Web site. Make sure you use many methods to "Bookmark this Page" located in Firefox instead.

  Right-click on the bookmark and select Properties, then turn off the preference for the load this bookmark in the sidebar, and then click Save.

• When I click on the bookmarks that I added to the bookmarks toolbar, the new page opens in the sidebar area and the page I was on remains open and the URL of the page I was on leftovers in the URL box?

  Refer to my question.

  Opening in the sidebar is the default action for bookmarks created via a "Mark this Page" link or button on a Web site. Make sure you use many methods to "Bookmark this Page" located in Firefox instead.

  These bookmarks do a right-click and select Properties, then turn off the preference for the load this bookmark in the sidebar, then click Save.

• How can I make the bookmark page appears as a complete window and not a side window of my Home Page?

  When I open a book marked page, it appears as a window in the sidebar of the home page and I can't do a full page to display correctly. When I first created bookmarks, it wasn't the case, but something has changed? Thank you...

  In the Bookmark Manager (Bookmarks > show all bookmarks) you can click on the button more in the lower details pane on the right.
  Make sure "Load this bookmark in the sidebar" is not selected.

  Note that the opening in the sidebar is the default value for the bookmarks created via a link or a button on a Web site.
  You can view the properties of a bookmark using the context menu in the side bar (Ctrl + B; Command + B on Mac).

• Somehow my yahoo e-mail opens in a sidebar, and I can't get out. Or it opens superimposed on all other tabs. Can anyone help? Thank you

  Recently my yahoo mail is open in the sidebar, or it opens as a full tab, but is overlaid on all other tabs and the only way I can get the other tabs is to close the overlay of yahoo mail. There are no controls showing except upper-left, it says YMail (and YMail how I listed in the menu bar if it is affecting any) and on the right is an X.

  So, basically, I can't keep my mail open in a tab and do something else. I hit probably just a strange combination of keys, or it could be something with the last update (ff39) but I don't know how to get back to normal. He isn't past with other tabs or bookmarks.

  I did some research and could not find an answer. I opened with all add-ons disabled in safe mode, but the problem was still there. When I click on the side bars 'show' that is not listed (just bookmarks and history) so I can't uncheck.

  Anyone have any ideas? It's just a nuisance, but I'd love to have solved it. Thank you.

  With regard to the opening in the sidebar:

  The most common reason for this is a bookmark that has been added directly by a Web site. Due to restrictions on the operation of the websites with bookmarks, these usually have an option configured to open in a sidebar.

  To correct this:

  Right-click on the bookmark > properties

  Then uncheck the box at the bottom to "load this bookmark in the sidebar".

  What is fix?

  In regard to be superimposed on the other tabs:

  I can't imagine that. Is the site to go full screen? The F11 key toggles between full-screen and regular view mode. If the Web site generated a full panel screen, generally the ESC key will return to normal.

  If you see this once again, you might experiment with these keys.

• After CTRL + N for the new window, bookmarks toolbar disappears in the new window

  When I have a completely, properly functioning window with tabs running with the bookmarks toolbar visible and then I use CTRL + N to open a new window, the 2nd window does not display the bookmarks toolbar.

  When I go to view > toolbars, toolbar bookmarks show a cheque. He is not here in the new window, but in the first window. Looks like a bug caused by CTRL + N?

  It is repeatable and it happened several times. I 12.0, but this has happened with other versions of Firefox as well.

  In safe mode, the toolbar was not visible but I checked "View Bookmarks ToolBar" right below the search window, and now when I run Firefox in normal mode, the behavior has stopped.

  I tried to open several new windows, with a lot of tabs in all first, and the bookmarks toolbar is now displayed when it is supposed to.

  Thanks for the suggestion. I guess that's now resolved?

• Cannot change the sidebar of windows to its transparent State

  Original title: Customize windows sidebar

  I can't return my sidebar of windows to its transparent State. It is now opaque and a distraction. How can I make transparent again?

  Hi Bhoionbykke,

  1. who is the edition of Windows that is installed on the computer?
  2. don't you make changes before the show?
  3. what exactly happens when you customize the sidebar?

  If you use Windows Vista or Windows 7, then we recommend you to make a right click on the sidebar and change its opacity.
  See Customize Windows Sidebar

  Also run convenience store Aero and check the result (if you use Windows 7)
  See Open the Aero Troubleshooter

  For Vista, see , solving problems with Windows Aero

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Sidebar error: have .ini file, but when I try to open it States, "sidebar will be closed.

  Sidebar does not work. have the .ini file, but when I try to open it States, "sidebar is going to end." Any help

  Hello

  Try these to erase corruption and missing/damaged file system repair or replacement.

  Run DiskCleanup - start - all programs - Accessories - System Tools - Disk Cleanup

  Start - type in the search box - find command top - RIGHT CLICK – RUN AS ADMIN

  sfc/scannow

  How to analyze the log file entries that the Microsoft Windows Resource Checker (SFC.exe) program
  generates in Windows Vista cbs.log
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928228

  Then, run checkdisk - schedule it to run at next boot, then apply OK your way out, then restart.

  How to run the check disk at startup in Vista
  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/67612-check-disk-Chkdsk.html

  --------------------------------------------------------------

  Then proceed as follows:

  How to restore the sidebar of Windows?
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/963010

  If necessary to do it manually:

  Logon as Admin - Start - type in the area of research-> COMMAND - find top - RIGHT CLIC on it-
  RUN AS ADMIN

  Replace C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar by copying and pasting this command->

  CD C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar
    
  Press enter (this is assuming that your sidebar is on C:, otherwise use the letter of the drive is on)

  Guest should be--> C:\Program Files\Windows Sidebar >

  Then copy / paste each of them following their tour each come into

  regsvr32-u sbdrop.dll

  regsvr32-u wlsrvc.dll

  regsvr32 atl.dll

  regsvr32 sbdrop.dll

  regsvr32 wlsrvc.dll

  Sidebar should now work

  Type in the search-> Sidebar box - find top - make a RIGHT CLIC top - RUN AS ADMIN

  ========================================================

  Close the sidebar for that.

  Something else for the settings.ini - run AutoRuns and look at the entries SideBar - Gadget
  are there pointing to no longer like those temp files or uninstalled or
  gadgets run do not? Those who will reflect the "yellow icons" on the left side and the
  folder/files do not exist. If so right click on them and delete - Reboot.

  Autoruns - free - see what programs are configured so that it starts automatically when
  your system boots and you connect. Autoruns also shows you the complete list of the registry and
  locations where applications can configure Auto-start of the file settings.
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• Well, it's embarrassing, but bookmarks open in the initial view.

  I've got Acrobat Pro Extended 9.4.5, on 64-bit Windows 7, with Tech Comm Suite (FM, PS) 2.

  I know the drill:

  Drop-down file menu > properties > initial view > Navigation > bookmarks and Page Panel

  But it does not work. Bookmarks are there, but only weakly. Appears a bit lame pop-up window

  After that you select view > Navigation panels > bookmarks.

  At the top of my left hand panel, the 'Pages' and 'Signature' icons are displayed by default, but I'm

  used for bookmarks open actually left when I save a file in this way.

  Cannot know what is ruin the natural order of all things Acrobat.

  I can't say for sure, but it seems to me that the Bookmarks panel got not rooted in the navigation pane and is now a floating window. To put the navigation pane again. Click on the word "Bookmarks" tab (as opposed to the bar at the top of the window) and drag it to the navigation pane, where it should appear then as usual. Selecting: view > Navigation panels > Dock all panels

• How can I get Web sites to open in the stand-alone windows instead of all stacked in a single window?

  If I have a window open and click a link to open another, they pile up in one window instead of opening a new stand-alone window. How can I change this?

  Open options
  Tabs
  Top box uncheck the box which