This shortcut will open the site in a Mozilla Firefox window if you have Firefox set as your default browser.

If you’ve followed the steps above your shortcut will be in the windows start menu. You can change its location by dragging it or resize it by right clicking on it and selecting resizeĭefault Browser Setting in Windows 10 (And How it Affects Shortcuts)

Your shortcut will now appear in the tile side of your start menu.Right click on the shortcut and select pin to start.Scroll through the programs until you find the name of your new shortcut.Open the start menu by clicking on the windows icon in the lower left corner, then click all apps.When the confirmation window opens, click continue.Drag the shortcut you just created into windows explorer.Then, open the Microsoft folder inside of that. Open the C drive, then, by double clicking, open the folder ProgramData.In windows explorer, go to the folder: C > ProgramData > Microsoft > Windows > Start Menu.Resize the windows explorer screen so you can see windows explorer and the desktop, with the shortcut on it Open windows explorer using the shortcut, windows key + E (check out our post with 56 other useful windows shortcuts).This will create a Mozilla Firefox shortcut on your desktop. Click on this icon and, holding the mouse button down, drag it onto the desktop portion of your screen.

To the left of the website address you’ll see a small icon that looks like a globe.

Make the Firefox window smaller so you can see both the internet and the desktop behind it.

Open Mozilla Firefox and go to the website that you’d like to bookmark.

Add Mozilla Firefox Shortcut to Windows 10 Start Menu

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