dolphinsClean Up Our Oceans Premium Member join:2001-08-22 Westville, NJ |
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Re: [IE] Crash when try to add page to favoritesOpen FF, go to Help, then Restart with add-ons disabled, then re-enable them one at a time. Check each one as you enable them for any conflicts. |
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rfharThe World Sport, Played In Every Country Premium Member join:2001-03-26 Buicktown,Mi |
rfhar
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2012-Sep-11 2:12 pm
said by dolphins:Open FF, go to Help, then Restart with add-ons disabled, then re-enable them one at a time. Check each one as you enable them for any conflicts. I tried that but it disables PlainOldFavorites and I haven't added an extension in years. |
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dolphinsClean Up Our Oceans Premium Member join:2001-08-22 Westville, NJ |
dolphins
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2012-Sep-11 2:19 pm
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said by rfhar:said by dolphins:Open FF, go to Help, then Restart with add-ons disabled, then re-enable them one at a time. Check each one as you enable them for any conflicts. I tried that but it disables PlainOldFavorites and I haven't added an extension in years. The idea is to find out if an add-on is causing the conflict. Did you try restarting with add-ons disabled and re-enabling one at a time? FYI: You don't need an add-on to import bookmarks. Open FF, Bookmarks, scroll down to Unsorted Bookmarks at the bottom, click it, then click, Import and Backups in the toolbar, choose an option. |
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rfharThe World Sport, Played In Every Country Premium Member join:2001-03-26 Buicktown,Mi 1 edit |
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Yes, I have it set to auto update but had to get the MS Silverlight updated. All others were ok. |
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rfhar
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2012-Sep-11 3:54 pm
said by rfhar:said by dolphins:Open FF, go to Help, then Restart with add-ons disabled, then re-enable them one at a time. Check each one as you enable them for any conflicts. I tried that but it disables PlainOldFavorites and I haven't added an extension in years. I went through this again and it crashes with all add-ons disabled. this time I disabled them manually. I know that doing so does not make sense but I am scratching the bottom of my barrow. |
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dolphinsClean Up Our Oceans Premium Member join:2001-08-22 Westville, NJ |
dolphins
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2012-Sep-11 4:35 pm
Try this... If Firefox crashes when attempting to select a file or folder location, such as when backing up bookmarks, browsing to a file to upload it, or choosing a location to save a file, this can occur if you have selected "Automatically expand to current folder" in your Windows Folder Options (applies to Windows 7). To resolve the problem, go to the Windows Start menu, click on "Computer" and in the window that opens, click on "Organize -> Folder and search options" and uncheck "Automatically expand to current folder" in the Folder Options "General" tab. » kb.mozillazine.org/Firef ··· _crashes |
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auggy Mod join:2001-12-24 Brockville, ON |
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Also, can you get more information on the crashes involving Firefox - see the info under "Get help fixing this crash" (Get the Report ID of your latest crash report) in the following link: » support.mozilla.org/en-U ··· is-crashSince you have submitted information on the crashes to Mozilla you should be able to look at the information and see if a third party module is involved in the crashes using about:crashes from the address bar and generating the report. |
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dolphinsClean Up Our Oceans Premium Member join:2001-08-22 Westville, NJ |
dolphins
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2012-Sep-11 8:07 pm
Yes, that would be very helpful rather than just taking potshots in the dark. |
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