Hello chinoka, seek in about:config for the next preference browser.pocket.enabled and if you have it and it is false, double-click on it to make it true(default), now exit firefox from file > exit and restart it. Any luck ?

thank you

Thanks for the response. I've checked it before posting and is enabled already. So, no luck. I've installed the "Classic Theme Restorer" add-on that has a built-in option for this, I've disable it and the issue is still there, no Pocket button.

Regards.

Have you tried the Firefox SafeMode?

Did you check the Customize palette?

Try to click the Restore Defaults button to reset the customization. If that didn't help then you can click the Undo button.

Are you in the USA and using an en-US standard build of Firefox ?

Thanks for the support, but none if the above can solve my issue.

John99 said

Are you in the USA and using an en-US standard build of Firefox ?

I'm using es-AR standard build 38.0.5.

the-edmeister said

Have you tried the Firefox SafeMode?

Yes, I have.

cor-el said

Did you check the Customize palette? Try to click the Restore Defaults button to reset the customization. If that didn't help then you can click the Undo button.

I did, no luck.

Regards.

Use develooer edition en-US, or one of the other pocket supporting versions. For reliability stick with the default setup of using separate profiles. Use the additional browser either as yours mainstream one or only whenever needing Pocket. Use Firefox. Sync. if you need to Sync bookmarks, but strong personal recommendation you also then routinely backup bookmarks manuall y

Will post links shortly. usi.g a mobile long replies with links not too easy

• Save web pages for later with Pocket for Firefox article lists versions supporting Pocket
• Recover lost bookmarks on Firefox Developer Edition I recommend for reliability use separate profiles
• How do I set up Sync on my computer?
• Restore bookmarks from backup or move them to another computer
• https://www.mozilla.org/en-GB/fired/develoer/

All rather complicated. Not sure why the Pocket integration was rushed out mid Release. That decision seems to have resulted in less testing than usual with initially wrong and still incomplete and untranslated documentation

correction

• Restore bookmarks from backup or move them to another computer

Ok, finally I've found a solution. I activated it via the link provided in the old add-on page in firefox extensions.

https://activations.cdn.mozilla.net/en-US/pocket.html

Now the button appears in my tool-bar, and I have to say that the user experience is very disappointing. It is far less functional that the "old add-on".

Thanks for the support.

Best regards.

Curiosity really as I do not use Pocket, but I understood the Pocket integrated in Firefox was to be much the same as the addon.

As you say it is less functional than the old add-on, can you explain what problems or lack of function you see.

In fact I may see what you mean by reading the info from

• https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/read-it-later/

 Pocket 3.0.6.1-signed 

When you find something on the web that you want to view later, put it in Pocket. It automatically syncs to your phone, tablet or computer so you can view it at any time, even without an internet connection.Note: This extension will no longer be supported. Please download the all-new Pocket Add-on for Firefox. Features:

• Save pages to a reading list to read when you have time.
• Offline reading mode lets you read the items you’ve saved for later on the plane, train, or anywhere without an internet connection.
• Sync your list to all of your computers, at work or home.
• Sync your list to Read It Later apps for iPhone, iPod, iPad, Android and more.
• After reading, bookmark pages on your preferred bookmarking service or share them with friends.
• Click to Save Mode lets you quickly batch a reading list just by clicking on interesting links.
• Text view strips away images, and layout from articles and presents them in an easy to consume way.

Accolades:

• Mozilla Extend Firefox 3 Competition Grand Prize Winner
• Featured by the New York Times, Washington Post, Apple, Lifehacker and more!