Firefox - lost back pointer


I seem to have lost the pointer one can click
to go back to the previous web-page.
It doesn't matter that much
since I can attain the same end by Alt-Left Arrow .
It is quite possible I inadvertently made some change
in my Firefox settings,
but I see nothing relevant in Edit=>Preferences.

Any suggestions gratefully received.


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