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Since up dating to Firefox 70.0 It crashes when I quit with multiple tabs open. Is this a bug?

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Firefox 70.0 on mac mini 2012 running OS X 10.9.5 If I have several tabs open and I try to quit Firefox I get a blank dialogue box and then a death beach ball forcing me to Force Quit. The blank dialogue box use to ask me if I wanted to close the tabs. Which I answered yes and then Firefox would close down. Is my only solution to close all tabs first ?

Firefox 70.0 on mac mini 2012 running OS X 10.9.5 If I have several tabs open and I try to quit Firefox I get a blank dialogue box and then a death beach ball forcing me to Force Quit. The blank dialogue box use to ask me if I wanted to close the tabs. Which I answered yes and then Firefox would close down. Is my only solution to close all tabs first ?

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The problem got resolved with the updating of Firefox this morning to v.70.01. Thankyou for your reply. DGum

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d3von
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try when you closing , just select close all tabs or else try clearing all cache and data and try closing FF without closing all tabs.

if its not working try a fresh install of firefox without any data or cache saved!!

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The problem got resolved with the updating of Firefox this morning to v.70.01. Thankyou for your reply. DGum