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Firefox - Killling "recent session interrupted" at startup in FF 2.0 |
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Everytime I start my pc, I get this dialogue telling me the last session of
FF was closed unexpectedly (or works to that effect) and do I want a new session or to go to the page that was active when the previous session closed. Any way to kill this? Looked in settings, if it's there I missed it. TIA Dan Dan |
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Dan wrote:
> Everytime I start my pc, I get this dialogue telling me the last session of > FF was closed unexpectedly (or works to that effect) and do I want a new > session or to go to the page that was active when the previous session > closed. Any way to kill this? Looked in settings, if it's there I missed > it. > > TIA > > Dan > > Could be wrong but that sounds like the action of an extension. Which ones do you have installed? -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net http://mozilla.edmullen.net http://abington.edmullen.net By the turn of this century, we will live in a paperless society. - Roger Smith, chairman of General Motors, 1986 Ed Mullen |
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"Ed Mullen" <> wrote in message
news: ... > Dan wrote: >> Everytime I start my pc, I get this dialogue telling me the last session >> of FF was closed unexpectedly (or works to that effect) and do I want a >> new session or to go to the page that was active when the previous >> session closed. Any way to kill this? Looked in settings, if it's there >> I missed it. >> >> TIA >> >> Dan > Could be wrong but that sounds like the action of an extension. Which > ones do you have installed? Thanks for the reply. In terms of extensions, nothing I haven't run before: Ad block plus 0.7.0.1, Answers 2.1.15, BugMeNot 1.3, IE View Lite 1.2, Image Zoom 0.2.7 & Mouse gestures 1.5.2. Also had something called "Dom Inspector which I could have sworn I told it not to install. Killed that, rebooted, still the sessions thing. It says (and I quote) "Your last Firefox session closed unexpectedly. You can restore the tabs and windows from your previous session, or start a new session if you think the problem is related to a page you were viewing". The "unexpected problem" is just shutting the pc down. This is a pain, it won't open FF till I click. Never had this 1.5.whateveritwas. How to kill?!? Thanks Dan Dan |
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On 10/30/2006 07:36 PM, Dan wrote:
> Everytime I start my pc, I get this dialogue telling me the last session of > FF was closed unexpectedly (or works to that effect) and do I want a new > session or to go to the page that was active when the previous session > closed. Any way to kill this? Looked in settings, if it's there I missed > it. > > TIA > > Dan > > Set "browser.sessionstore.enabled" to "false" in about:config. http://66.218.69.11/search/cache?p=h...p=1& .intl=us -- Mumia W. (reading news) |
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"Mumia W. (reading news)" <> wrote in message news > On 10/30/2006 07:36 PM, Dan wrote: >> Everytime I start my pc, I get this dialogue telling me the last session >> of FF was closed unexpectedly (or works to that effect) and do I want a >> new session or to go to the page that was active when the previous >> session closed. Any way to kill this? Looked in settings, if it's there >> I missed it. >> >> TIA >> >> Dan > > Set "browser.sessionstore.enabled" to "false" in about:config. > > http://66.218.69.11/search/cache?p=h...p=1& .intl=us Thanks Mumia, looks like just what the doctor ordered. I added the key, we'll see what happens when I restart again. Dan |
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Finally got rid of this bloddy thing. Had to add or set the following
strings: browser.startup.page to 1 browser.sessionstore.enabled to TRUE browser.sessionstore.resume_session to FALSE Tried just setting browser.sessionstore.enabled to FALSE, didn't work. So far, so good Thanks for the input Dan Dan |
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