Removing Pocket

[Eustace]

I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.

Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
> View Pocket List item?

What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
them. Is there anything like this available?

emf

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[Ron Hunter]

On 6/7/2015 4:59 AM, Eustace wrote:
> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
> FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>
> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
> > View Pocket List item?
>
> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
> folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
> a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
> when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
> easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
> them. Is there anything like this available?
>
> emf
>

Create a folder on the bookmarks toolbar called 'read later', and
anything that comes up you want to read later, can be dragged to that
folder entry on the toolbar. Deleting the entry is as simple as
selecting it, and right-click/delete. One note; be sure to read them
soon because some links expire rather quickly, especially on news sites.

[EE]

Eustace wrote:
> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
> FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>
> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
> > View Pocket List item?
>
> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
> folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
> a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
> when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
> easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
> them. Is there anything like this available?
>
> emf
>

There is for the Safari browser. I think it is called "Reading List".
It behaves exactly as you have described.

[WaltS48]

On 06/07/2015 05:59 AM, Eustace wrote:
> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
> FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>
> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
> > View Pocket List item?
>
> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
> folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
> a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
> when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
> easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
> them. Is there anything like this available?
>
> emf
>

Maybe.

[url=https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/save-to-read/?src=search]Save-To-Read
:: Add-ons for Firefox[/url]

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[Big_Al]

Isn't that contrary to Pocket? Isn't pocket supposed to capture all the web page pieces so that it never goes out of
date and you can view it forever? Or do I have the wrong info on Pocket? I use the Unsorted folder that FF defaults
to for what you suggested.

[»Q«]

In
<news:mailman.924.1433704915...@lists.mozilla.org>,

WaltS48 <thali...@EVOMERaim.com> wrote:

> On 06/07/2015 05:59 AM, Eustace wrote:

> > What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
> > similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage
> > in a folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown
> > list (or from a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also
> > from the computer when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such
> > an add-on would make it easier to save articles to read later and
> > to delete them after reading them. Is there anything like this
> > available?
>

> Maybe.
>
> [url=https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/save-to-read/?src=search]Save-To-Read
> :: Add-ons for Firefox[/url]

Not connected to bookmarks, but I like Scrapbook. It's designed to be
a tool for organizing online research, but it functions pretty well as
a simple reading list also.
<https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/scrapbook/>

[WaltS48]

"In this new, multi-screen-centric world, what’s needed is the ability
to take the content that’s interesting and important to you – regardless
of whether you find it in your browser or your favorite app – and come
back to it in one place, on your own time, and on any device."

[Pocket is Now Built Into Firefox! « Pocket
Blog](http://getpocket.com/blog/2015/06/pocket-is-now-built-into-firefox/)

Ron's method works if you have just your desktop browser.

Pocket would probably store the expiring pages forever, not link to them
like bookmarks.

Save Page As > Web page, complete to a folder on your HD would suffice
for those pages that might expire, but you couldn't come back to it in
one place, on any device.

[Jeffrey Kaplan]

Previously on mozilla.support.firefox, Eustace said:

> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
> FF only on his computer.

That is not correct. I only use Firefox on my computer, but I use
Pocket everywhere. I've got the app on my iPad, my iPhone, and I have
it bookmarked in Chrome on the workstation at work (for some reason,
the IT bosses forbid Firefox and only allow IE and Chrome).

I frequently save articles to Pocket from my portable devices to read
later on my desktop at home.

> Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.

Then that is the ONLY place you can "read later" those items. I can
"read later" everywhere.

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[Caver1]

On 06/07/2015 03:21 PM, WaltS48 wrote:
> On 06/07/2015 05:59 AM, Eustace wrote:
>> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
>> FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
>> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>>
>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
>> > View Pocket List item?
>>
>> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
>> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
>> folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
>> a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
>> when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
>> easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
>> them. Is there anything like this available?
>>
>> emf
>>
>
> Maybe.
>
> [url=https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/save-to-read/?src=search]Save-To-Read
> :: Add-ons for Firefox[/url]
>

You could use OneTab. It's an excellent way to temporarily save a site.

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[Eustace]

On 2015-06-07 10:40, Ron Hunter wrote:
> On 6/7/2015 4:59 AM, Eustace wrote:
>> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
>> FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
>> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>>
>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
>> > View Pocket List item?
>>
>> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
>> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
>> folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
>> a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
>> when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
>> easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
>> them. Is there anything like this available?
>"
>> emf
>>
> Create a folder on the bookmarks toolbar called 'read later', and
> anything that comes up you want to read later, can be dragged to that

> folder entry on the toolbar. Deleting theJ entry is as simple as
> selecting it, and right-click/delete.

Just a minute. I was under the impression that when you drag a webpage,
meaning the button on the left of the address, to a bookmarks folder,
what is saved is the link, not the webpage. Then deleting the entry
deletes the link. Clicking the page bookmark does not bring it up when
you are not connected to the Internet.

To save a webpage you have to right-click in the webpage, select "Save
Page As...", select location to save, and press Save. Now, if the folder
when it is saved is bookmarked, you can of course open the folder, click
on the saved webpage and open it; but there is no option to delete it
from inside the browser. You have to open the folder in the Windows
Explorer and delete from there, and then Empty the Trash.


Or am I missing something?

[Eustace]

Unfortunately it says:

"Download for Android
Not available for your platform"

emf

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[Eustace]

On 2015-06-07 15:21, WaltS48 wrote:
> On 06/07/2015 05:59 AM, Eustace wrote:
>> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
>> FF only on his computer. Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
>> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>>
>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
>> > View Pocket List item?
>>
>> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
>> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage in a
>> folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list (or from
>> a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from the computer
>> when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an add-on would make it
>> easier to save articles to read later and to delete them after reading
>> them. Is there anything like this available?
>>
>> emf
>>
>
> Maybe.
>
> [url=https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/save-to-read/?src=search]Save-To-Read
> :: Add-ons for Firefox[/url]

Hmm... It says:

"Add-on for quick bookmarking.
Allows to add or remove links in one click to read it later."

It's talking about links. It does not say anything about saving the
webpage itself to read offline. Or can it do it?

emf

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[Eustace]

And also you couldn't delete them from inside FF.

emf

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[Eustace]

On 2015-06-07 05:59, Eustace wrote:
> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
> > View Pocket List item?

Nobody yet answered this. I mean the item between "Show All Bookmarks"
and "Bookmark this Page".

emf

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[Eustace]

On 2015-06-07 18:37, Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
> Previously on mozilla.support.firefox, Eustace said:
>
>> I tried it and I realized that Pocket is useless for someone that uses
>> FF only on his computer.
>
> That is not correct. I only use Firefox on my computer, but I use
> Pocket everywhere. I've got the app on my iPad, my iPhone, and I have
> it bookmarked in Chrome on the workstation at work (for some reason,
> the IT bosses forbid Firefox and only allow IE and Chrome).

I meant to say "uses FF only on his computer and does not use other devices"

> I frequently save articles to Pocket from my portable devices to read
> later on my desktop at home.

when you are connected to the Internet, right?

>
>> Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
>> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.

You are talking about links, I am talking about webpages.

>
> Then that is the ONLY place you can "read later" those items. I can
> "read later" everywhere.

as long as you are connected, right?

[WaltS48]

Can not.

Printing or Save Page As > Web Page, complete does.

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[Philip Chee]

On 07/06/2015 17:59, Eustace wrote:

> What, however, would be interesting for off-line users would be a
> similar add-on that with the click of a button would save a webpage
> in a folder in the computer, access the webpage from a dropdown list
> (or from a browser webpage) when off-line, and delete it also from
> the computer when deleting the bookmark in the FF list. Such an
> add-on would make it easier to save articles to read later and to
> delete them after reading them. Is there anything like this
> available?

https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/scrapbook/

Phil

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[Jeffrey Kaplan]

Previously on mozilla.support.firefox, Eustace said:

> > I frequently save articles to Pocket from my portable devices to read
> > later on my desktop at home.
>
> when you are connected to the Internet, right?

I am (almost) always connected to the internet. I haven't had to use
dialup in 14 years. When my computer is on, it's online.

The only time I do not have internet access is if I'm in an area
without both cellular and wifi access.

> >> Such a user can have a folder on the Bookmarks
> >> Toolbar, and add and remove webpage links there.
>
> You are talking about links, I am talking about webpages.

Same thing, conceptually. By saving it to your desktop, then your
desktop is the only place you can access that item. By saving to
Pocket (or Instapaper, or whatever online) you can access it from
anywhere.

> > Then that is the ONLY place you can "read later" those items. I can
> > "read later" everywhere.
> as long as you are connected, right?

Nope! The Pocket app downloads the content to the portable device for
offline reading.

[B00ze/Empire]

On 2015-06-08 00:15, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 2015-06-07 05:59, Eustace wrote:
>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
>> > View Pocket List item?
>
> Nobody yet answered this. I mean the item between "Show All Bookmarks"
> and "Bookmark this Page".
>
> emf

Indeed, no one answered ;-)

Use this in your userChrome.css ->

/* FFOX 38 Pocket Bookmarks Menu/Panel */

#bookmarksMenuPopup menu[id="menu_pocket"],
#bookmarksMenuPopup #menu_pocketSeparator,
#BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocket,
#BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocketSeparator {display: none !important; }

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[WaltS48]

On 06/09/2015 10:43 PM, B00ze/Empire wrote:
> On 2015-06-08 00:15, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On 2015-06-07 05:59, Eustace wrote:
>>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
>>> > View Pocket List item?
>>
>> Nobody yet answered this. I mean the item between "Show All Bookmarks"
>> and "Bookmark this Page".
>>
>> emf
>
> Indeed, no one answered ;-)
>
> Use this in your userChrome.css ->
>
> /* FFOX 38 Pocket Bookmarks Menu/Panel */
>
> #bookmarksMenuPopup menu[id="menu_pocket"],
> #bookmarksMenuPopup #menu_pocketSeparator,
> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocket,
> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocketSeparator {display: none !important; }
>
> Best Regards,
>

I don't know about you Windows users, but all I had to do was move the
Pocket button to Customize > Additional Tools and Features, to remove
the button and both instances of "View Pocket List".

Enjoy wasting your time mucking about in about:config and writing code.

[Annailis]

All this talk about removing "Pocket" piqued my curiosity because I have
gone through Ffox 38.0.5 in beta form and now 39 beta and haven't seen
anything related to Pocket. It exists enabled by default in
about:config but nowhere else in my Firefox GUI. Should I ask how to get
Pocket?

[WaltS48]

Pocket for Firefox is a part of Firefox for American, German, Japanese,
Russian and Spanish users.

If you are one of that group of users, and don't see it, look in the
Menu button, or Customize.

It is on the Navigation bar by default in my 39.0b3.

[Annailis]

On 10/06/2015 9:39 AM, WaltS48 wrote:
> On 06/10/2015 09:30 AM, Annailis wrote:
>> All this talk about removing "Pocket" piqued my curiosity because I have
>> gone through Ffox 38.0.5 in beta form and now 39 beta and haven't seen
>> anything related to Pocket. It exists enabled by default in
>> about:config but nowhere else in my Firefox GUI. Should I ask how to get
>> Pocket?
>>
>>
>>
>
> Pocket for Firefox is a part of Firefox for American, German, Japanese,
> Russian and Spanish users.
>
> If you are one of that group of users, and don't see it, look in the
> Menu button, or Customize.
>
> It is on the Navigation bar by default in my 39.0b3.

Thanks, Walt. I assume nationality was determined by what version of
Firefox was downloaded?

[WaltS48]

I would agree with that assessment.

[B00ze/Empire]

Hi Walt.

On 2015-06-09 22:56, WaltS48 <thali...@REMOVEaim.com> wrote:

[snip]

>> Indeed, no one answered ;-)
>>
>> Use this in your userChrome.css ->
>>
>> /* FFOX 38 Pocket Bookmarks Menu/Panel */
>>
>> #bookmarksMenuPopup menu[id="menu_pocket"],
>> #bookmarksMenuPopup #menu_pocketSeparator,
>> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocket,
>> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocketSeparator {display: none !important; }
>>
>> Best Regards,
>>
> I don't know about you Windows users, but all I had to do was move the
> Pocket button to Customize > Additional Tools and Features, to remove
> the button and both instances of "View Pocket List".
>
> Enjoy wasting your time mucking about in about:config and writing code.

It's a little bit buggy I think; the pocket menu item in Bookmarks /I
think/ is supposed to appear only when there is something in the pocket,
but appears there anyway when pocket is first enabled. I personally
don't mind mucking in userChrome, I love the fact that I can do this -
my Bookmarks menu for instance contains ONLY bookmarks, nothing else; I
can access what I hide some other way so I don't want it cluttering the
bookmarks menu. Ain't Firefox great?

While I have you here Walt: You've seen me complaining about Aurora a
few times. Well, I recently upgraded from v24 to v38, and have had
experience with it, and to tell you the truth you were right, it's an ok
interface - I still use Classic Theme Restorer, but I wouldn't die if it
wasn't around. The new "one shot" search menu however, is a horror, lol.

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[Eustace]

On 2015-06-09 22:43, B00ze/Empire wrote:
> On 2015-06-08 00:15, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> On 2015-06-07 05:59, Eustace wrote:
>>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the Bookmarks
>>> > View Pocket List item?
>>
>> Nobody yet answered this. I mean the item between "Show All Bookmarks"
>> and "Bookmark this Page".
>>
>> emf
>
> Indeed, no one answered ;-)
>
> Use this in your userChrome.css ->
>
> /* FFOX 38 Pocket Bookmarks Menu/Panel */
>
> #bookmarksMenuPopup menu[id="menu_pocket"],
> #bookmarksMenuPopup #menu_pocketSeparator,
> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocket,
> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocketSeparator {display: none !important; }
>
> Best Regards,

I added the code in the Stylish User Styles, restarted FF, but the line
"View Pocket List" is still there...

I am wondering what will happen if I toggle:

browser.pocket.useLocaleList

to false, along with the other 2 true/false pocket keys that I've
toggled. And then there is the browser.uiCostumization.state that
contains this long string:

{"placements":{"PanelUI-contents":["edit-controls","bookmarks-menu-button","social-share-button","ctraddon_window-controls","new-window-button","ctr_panelui-button","fullscreen-button","privatebrowsing-button","ctraddon_bookmarks-menu-toolbar-button","ctraddon_panelui-button","pocket-button","save-page-button","ctraddon_history-menu-toolbar-button","print-button","find-button","preferences-button","add-ons-button","developer-button","PanelUI-button","loop-button"],"status4evar-status-bar":["status4evar-status-widget","status4evar-progress-widget","status4evar-legacy-widget"],"toolbar-menubar":["menubar-items","customizableui-special-separator13","restart-app","customizableui-special-separator12","zoom-controls","customizableui-special-separator486","customizableui-special-spring18","customizableui-special-separator19","read-mail","send-link","customizableui-special-separator20","customizableui-special-spring22","customizableui-special-separator17","addons","javaScriptConsole"
,"about
-config","preferences","customizableui-special-separator16","customizableui-special-spring14","restartbuttonButton"],"TabsToolbar":["tabbrowser-tabs","new-tab-button","tabs-closebutton","ctraddon_tabs-closebutton"],"nav-bar":["ctraddon_appbutton","ctraddon_back-forward-button","unified-back-forward-button","stop-button","reload-button","navigator-throbber","window-controls","webrtc-status-button","ctr_back-forward-button","ctr_reload-button","ctr_stop-button","ctraddon_reload-button","ctraddon_stop-button","home-button","ctr_appbutton","ctr_puib_separator","urlbar-container","abp-toolbarbutton","widget:jid1-4P0kohSJxU1qGg@jetpack-browserAction0","search-container","customizableui-special-separator71","downloads-button","full-screen","ctraddon_puib_separator","widget:jid1-4P0kohSJxU1qGg@jetpack-browserAction1","save2read-toolbar-button-sidebar"],"PersonalToolbar":["customizableui-special-separator3","history-panelmenu","customizableui-special-separator4","action-button--b9db16
a4-6edc-
47ec-a1f4-b86292ed211d-vdh-tbbutton","customizableui-special-separator2","history-button","dwhelper-toolbaritem","customizableui-special-spring5","personal-bookmarks","customizableui-special-separator6","dta-turboselect-button","customizableui-special-separator7","undo-close-tab","customizableui-special-separator8"],"ctraddon_addon-bar":["ctraddon_addonbar-close","customizableui-special-spring86","ctraddon_statusbar"],"prefbar":["prefbar-toolbaritem"],"addon-bar":["addonbar-closebutton","status-bar","customizableui-special-separator1"],"ctraddon_extra-bar":["customizableui-special-spring87"]},"seen":["status4evar-legacy-widget","abp-toolbarbutton","action-button--b9db16a4-6edc-47ec-a1f4-b86292ed211d-vdh-tbbutton","help","about-disk-cache","workoffline","themes","tb-print-page","find-prev","hide-images","new-message","find","about-plugins","toolbar-menu","close-other-tabs","installaddons","java-toggle","select-all","tb-twitter-button","reset","about-config","tb-search-resize",
"close-a
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,"PanelU
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Maybe I should edit this string?

[Eustace]

Thanks. Scrapbook does what I need. I only wish they would add a 1-click
button for "Save Page > Root Folder", it would be very helpful.

[Eustace]

> ...

>
> Maybe I should edit this string?

Also, in the webpage:

http://help.getpocket.com/customer/portal/articles/1999137-how-to-disable-pocket-for-firefox

it says that you can

Right-click (or control-click) on the Pocket button in your Firefox
Toolbar or Menu
Select Remove from Toolbar or Remove from Menu

Well, I had dragged the Pocket button to the Customize list. Now I
consider putting it back on the toolbar to select Remove from Menu
first, but I can't find it there!

[B00ze/Empire]

On 2015-06-12 06:03, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 2015-06-12 05:32, Eustace wrote:
>> On 2015-06-09 22:43, B00ze/Empire wrote:
>>> On 2015-06-08 00:15, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 2015-06-07 05:59, Eustace wrote:
>>>>> Following directions in earlier thread, I toggled 2 config values and
>>>>> removed the button from the toolbar. Now, how can I remove the
>>>>> Bookmarks View Pocket List item?
>>>>
>>>> Nobody yet answered this. I mean the item between "Show All Bookmarks"
>>>> and "Bookmark this Page".
>>>>
>>>> emf
>>>
>>> Indeed, no one answered ;-)
>>>
>>> Use this in your userChrome.css ->
>>>
>>> /* FFOX 38 Pocket Bookmarks Menu/Panel */
>>>
>>> #bookmarksMenuPopup menu[id="menu_pocket"],
>>> #bookmarksMenuPopup #menu_pocketSeparator,
>>> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocket,
>>> #BMB_bookmarksPopup #BMB_pocketSeparator {display: none !important; }
>>>
>>> Best Regards,
>>
>> I added the code in the Stylish User Styles, restarted FF, but the line
>> "View Pocket List" is still there...

Strange, works fine for me, but I dont use Stylish for userChrome, only
for userContent.

>> I am wondering what will happen if I toggle:
>> browser.pocket.useLocaleList

Doesn't like like that would enable/disable pocket...

>> to false, along with the other 2 true/false pocket keys that I've
>> toggled. And then there is the browser.uiCostumization.state that
>> contains this long string:
>>
>> ...
>>
>> Maybe I should edit this string?

Wow, now that's a long string! Maybe it's a cache of xulstore.json?

> Also, in the webpage:
> http://help.getpocket.com/customer/portal/articles/1999137-how-to-disable-pocket-for-firefox
>
> it says that you can
>
> Right-click (or control-click) on the Pocket button in your Firefox
> Toolbar or Menu
> Select Remove from Toolbar or Remove from Menu
>
> Well, I had dragged the Pocket button to the Customize list. Now I
> consider putting it back on the toolbar to select Remove from Menu
> first, but I can't find it there!

Probably because you disabled it with the 2 config settings. If you want
it back re-enable it first.

Regards,

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[Eustace]

On 2015-06-14 17:33, B00ze/Empire wrote:
> On 2015-06-12 06:03, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> I am wondering what will happen if I toggle:
>>> browser.pocket.useLocaleList
>
> Doesn't like like that would enable/disable pocket...
>
>>> to false, along with the other 2 true/false pocket keys that I've
>>> toggled.

Well, I tried it and it worked! The line in the Bookmarks drop-down menu
went away. They should have included this instruction in their
directions on removing pocket.

Thanks,

emf

[B00ze/Empire]

On 2015-06-15 06:49, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On 2015-06-14 17:33, B00ze/Empire wrote:
>> On 2015-06-12 06:03, Eustace <emf...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>> I am wondering what will happen if I toggle:
>>>> browser.pocket.useLocaleList
>>
>> Doesn't like like that would enable/disable pocket...
>>
>>>> to false, along with the other 2 true/false pocket keys that I've
>>>> toggled.
>
> Well, I tried it and it worked! The line in the Bookmarks drop-down menu
> went away. They should have included this instruction in their
> directions on removing pocket.
>
> Thanks,
> emf

Lol, glad I was proven wrong :-)

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