Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

Hi all,
Guys frequently using Firefox 2 for browsing may notice one session recovery screen for restoring session on your browser after improper exit of the Firefox Browser or immediate shutdown while using Firefox!
Firefox 2 will give an option to restore your browser session to previous state!
So you may seen this screen before!



Its one advantage of using Firefox 2!
You can even go to your Gmail inbox without signing in after restoring the session!

But imagine, if 2 or more users are using the same system and while the 1st user is going through his Gmail!
Suddenly because of the power failure, his system got restarted!
But unfortunately the 2nd user is using the same system and he is opening the browser!
He will get the option to restore the cookies!
If he click YES, the browser will restore to previous session and he can read the 1st users Gmail without signing in!!

So, how we can disable this restore option in Firefox 2??
Its soo simple friends!!

1. Open Firefox
2. Type: "about:config" in address bar ( withot quotes )
3. Search for "browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash" in the list
4. double click on that field and set that to "false"

Thats all guys!!
It is recommended those users with concerns about the privacy!!

So, winding up now!!
Will be back with more Tips!!

Niru

 

 

 

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firefox version 1.5.0.9 crashes at button clicks.... i686 laptop..
Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

Hello,

My firefox crashes most of the time when I click on attach files button, or Browse for files button, or continue to email button.

I don't know what is happening. Please help me fix this.

I have enabled ulimit -see unlimited. I don't get the core dumped too...

Any help in the fixing is appreaciated.

Thanks in advance,

Chandra K.

-Chandra

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thanks
Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

Thanks man for your efforts send me your new tips in this mail

-reply by nemo

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How do I ALWAYS have Firefox restore previous session WITHOUT the \\\"Restore Previous Session Prompt\\\" upon Startup?
Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

I like the "restoring previous session" feature of Firefox 3 but I don't like how it always prompts me upon startup. Is there anyway I can disable the prompt upon start up and automatically set up firefox to always restore the session? Thanks,
Doan


-reply by Doan Tran

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Thanks !
Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

This is exactly what I was looking for :) -reply by Enrique

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For you Doan
Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

Always restore sessions on start

By default this feature is off, but can be turned on from the Options/Preferences Menu. In the Main panel, under Startup set "When Firefox starts" to "Show my windows and tabs from last time". This will have Firefox Restore your tabs and form data to their state when Firefox closed (the Related preference is browser.Startup.Page).

If you want Firefox to restore multiple windows you need to Close Firefox via "File -> Exit" ("Firefox -> Quit Firefox" on Mac OS). Closing the windows one at a time will cause Firefox to only Restore the last window that was closed.

-reply by Marty

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Restore last session..
Disable Crash Recovery Restore Session Option On Firefox 2

FF crashed, got a new update and installed it and asked if wanted to restore.. I thought I clicked Yes but the result looked more like I've clicked No >. <"

Is there any chance that I could get that session back?

Thanks in advance!
-Michel Merx.
(A dutch fella)

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My question is why would you want to disable such a feature for? Granted that scenario might happen but it is very unlikely especially the home user. Granted this might be useful for public system like schools or libraries but I would think the loss of critical data would outweigh the need to disable such a feature.

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