I had two versions of Firefox (1.07 and 2.0). I finally trashed
1.07... but when I tried to open 2.0 I received a message: There is
already one copy of Firefox open. Only one copy can be open at a
time. I cleared caches, repaired permissions rebooted and still got
the same message. I then trashed everything on the computer with
Firefox except the profile folder and rebooted again. Then
reinstalled Firefox 2.0 and tried to open it. Got the same "There is
already a copy of Firefox open message. Any help or suggestions on
how to fix this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
lassaga
wightstraker - 10 Dec 2007 18:43 GMT
On Dec 10, 12:17 pm, lassaga...@yahoo.com wrote:
> I had two versions of Firefox (1.07 and 2.0). I finally trashed
> 1.07... but when I tried to open 2.0 I received a message: There is
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> Thanks,
> lassaga
That's bizarre. Open Activity Monitor (/Applications/Utilities) and
check to see if some other version of Firefox is running or not. If
there is, you can kill it there.
Howard Brazee - 10 Dec 2007 19:45 GMT
>I had two versions of Firefox (1.07 and 2.0). I finally trashed
>1.07... but when I tried to open 2.0 I received a message: There is
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>already a copy of Firefox open message. Any help or suggestions on
>how to fix this problem would be greatly appreciated.
I know with Windows, Firefox creates a file when it opens. I once
had to delete that file by hand. If your problem occurs after
rebooting, I'd check mozilla.support.firefox and see if there is a
similar file on Macs.