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Mac Forum / Applications / Firefox / Mozilla / June 2005Auto-crashing
I loaded a page that crashed Firefox. I use SessionSaver. Now when I re-run, auto-crash. Is there a solution besides Safari? > I loaded a page that crashed Firefox. I use SessionSaver. Now when I > re-run, auto-crash. > > Is there a solution besides Safari? what page? dont use SessionSaver <g>  SignatureMozilla Champion UFAQ - http://www.UFAQ.org Mozilla Champions - http://mozillachampions.mozdev.org Posting Guidelines - http://mozillachampions.mozdev.org/guidelines.html Mozilla Manual - http://mozmanual.mozdev.org/ > what page? Can't tell; it's not the tab that shows when I run any more. > dont use SessionSaver <g> Don't know how to not use it. See, I can do 2 things: run it and then Force Quit it. >> what page? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Don't know how to not use it. See, I can do 2 things: run it and then > Force Quit it. Turn Session saver off would be the simplest way, and restart Firefox by double clicking the icon SignatureMozilla Champion UFAQ - http://www.UFAQ.org Mozilla Champions - http://mozillachampions.mozdev.org Posting Guidelines - http://mozillachampions.mozdev.org/guidelines.html Mozilla Manual - http://mozmanual.mozdev.org/ >> See, I can do 2 things: run it and then Force Quit it. > > Turn Session saver off Tell me: Which turns Session Saver off? Running FF or Force Quitting it? :/ No worries, I fixed my problem. The problem is that SESSION SAVER new upgrade is crashing a lot of folks using Firefox ! HELP ! > The problem is that SESSION SAVER new upgrade is crashing a lot of > folks using Firefox ! I'm using an old one. And an old FF, for that matter. But since none of the other tab exts work, I'm considering using TBE. But I may have to give up and just use something else. :/ |
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