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Firefox Sidebar Addon like Brave or Vivaldi?

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There are tons of addons but they are all weird. I currently have lots of pinned tabs and would like to move those to a sidebar.

Only the favicon, custom side adding, like on Brave.

Is there such a thing in Firefox?

Edit: no I dont want all Tabs on the side! Just a few pinned ones like in Brave

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WallEx@feddit.de
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I use the integrated sidebar, that comes with Firefox for viewing my pinned tabs. But it can only do that in this case and I’m assuming the sidebar on brave and Vivaldi can do more?

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Pantherina@feddit.deOP
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What? How do you enable that?

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There is a button next to your search and website bar. Next to the addons and stuff. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/use-firefox-sidebar-access-bookmarks-history-synced

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Pantherina@feddit.deOP
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Thanks! Still not what I need. Way too big and again for all bookmarks, not only a few icons

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CashewNut 🏴󠁢󠁥󠁧󠁿@lemmy.world
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A fuck ton more Hans Gruber. Check out Vivaldi. 👍

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WallEx@feddit.de
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Could you kindly tell me, so I don’t have to install the software?

And why Hans Gruber? :D

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