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When I start the Mozilla Firefox I get error message "ReferenceError: Globalstorage is not defined." How to solve this problem?

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VinayakJ
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When I start the Mozilla Firefox I get error message "ReferenceError: Globalstorage is not defined." How to solve this problem? -Vinayak

When I start the Mozilla Firefox I get error message "ReferenceError: Globalstorage is not defined." How to solve this problem? -Vinayak

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Globalstorage is no longer supported in current Firefox versions (removed in Firefox 13), so the website or extension that uses it needs an update and use localStorage instead.

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dumdidadida
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Hi,

You can consider the Reset Firefox feature via Help (Alt + H) > Troubleshooting Information and check.

cor-el
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Chosen Solution

Globalstorage is no longer supported in current Firefox versions (removed in Firefox 13), so the website or extension that uses it needs an update and use localStorage instead.

Modified by cor-el

Bodmass
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Disabling Samsung Caster add-on solved this issue for me.