it might be easier to simply use your firefox's bookmark toolbar and put you icons to your most used sites right there on that toolbar then once firefox is open just click on the icon. To put any website icon on the bookmark toolbar in firefox, put the cursor on the icon at the beginning of the url in the address bar then drag it from there to the bookmark toolbar and let go. Firefox's Bookmarks Toolbar

I basically did the same thing, but took it one step furtherÂI created a folder in my C drive, named it "shortcuts" (or whatever you choose) then created sub folders in that folder and properly name them. Then, I right clicked on the lower toolbar and selected "toolbars" then "new toolbar" and browsed for my "shortcuts" folder and selected it. The end result is a very organized system. Here is my example. You could have a folder named "games" that would show small icons, like in the start menu.

Hey guys!!! I finally found out how to do this with all your help, First I had to find out what the 'arrows' were called, caret. Started searching again and finally found this link. Thanks so much for adding your pics as this helped me figure this out!! WOW, you guys are great! plantbug Here is a link that might be useful: Custom Toolbar

You might try copying the URL and pasting it in your browser location bar. If it doesn't connect when you hit the enter key try deleting the part after the last / and press the enter key again. If it connects then you can try to find what your're lookn ing for there. If you do find it you can copy and paste it in the properties section of your shortcut. The shortcut would then work.