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How do I remove the whatsapp button in Firefox menu?

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lux1961
lux1961
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Hi everybody, since I sent to a friend one link via whatsapp, the whatsapp icon appears in the firefox menu, see image attached. It' s not listed as an addon and whatsapp does not show anything about it. Browsing the web I learnt that firefox lists in the menu the last 3 applications used to send a link. I tried checking about:config but haven't found anything regarding this feature, did I miss it? Anyone knows how to remove this line in the menu? Thanks and have a nice day Lucas

Hi everybody, since I sent to a friend one link via whatsapp, the whatsapp icon appears in the firefox menu, see image attached. It' s not listed as an addon and whatsapp does not show anything about it. Browsing the web I learnt that firefox lists in the menu the last 3 applications used to send a link. I tried checking about:config but haven't found anything regarding this feature, did I miss it? Anyone knows how to remove this line in the menu? Thanks and have a nice day Lucas
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matinnabi
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Whatsapp is the last app you used to share a link with someone. If you want to change it to something else, you need to share a link with another app you have, or if you want to remove any app icon from the menu, just uninstall and install the app again on your device.

lux1961
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Thanks matinnabi for your reply. I was aware that by uninstalling and installing the app again this issue was going to be solved. That' s a draconian method, though. I need to keep my settings, bookmarks, etc and I was hoping for Firefox have an alternative solution. Maybe in the next future?-)