[Tip] Create Bookmark to Direct Open Firefox Library Page in a Tab

If you use Mozilla Firefox web browser, you might be aware of its built-in Library feature which consists of following components:

• History
• Downloads
• Bookmarks
• Tags

Following screenshot shows Firefox Library window containing History, Downloads, Tags and All Bookmarks tabs:

You can open Firefox Library using main Firefox Menu (3-lines hamburger menu button) or using hotkeys such as Ctrl+Shift+H, Ctrl+Shift+B, Ctrl+J, etc.

Sometimes you may want to create a direct shortcut or bookmark to open Firefox Library window for quick and easy access. Today in this article, we’ll tell you about a direct command to launch Firefox Library page in a tab. You can also create a bookmark (or favorite) for this command to quickly launch Firefox Library page.

Personally I use this trick a lot in my Firefox web browsers in all of my computer machines.

If you also want to create a bookmark to direct open Firefox Library page in a tab, following steps will help you:

1. Open Mozilla Firefox and launch following URL from address bar:

It’ll direct open Library page in the current tab.

PS: If you are using an older version of Firefox, you’ll need to use following URL instead:

2. Now press Ctrl+D keys together to add a bookmark for it. Select Bookmarks Toolbar from the drop-down box and click on Done button.

That’s it. It’ll immediately add a bookmark for Firefox Library on Bookmarks toolbar.

NOTE: If Bookmarks Toolbar is not enabled in your Firefox browser, you can enable it by right-clicking on the tab bar or titlebar and select Bookmarks Toolbar option.

Now you can quickly open Firefox Library in a tab whenever you want by clicking on its bookmark present in Bookmarks Toolbar.

PS: In future, if you want to remove the bookmark, right-click on the bookmark and select Delete option. That’s it.

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