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When starting upo FireFox 3.6 I get two splash pages. One listing all the add-ons installed and a second inviting me to "Choose my persona". I want my homepage to show when I start up, not this other crap. How do I accomplish this?

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When starting up FireFox 3.6 I get two splash pages. One listing all the add-ons installed and a second inviting me to "Choose my persona". I want my homepage to show when I start up, not this other crap. How do I accomplish this?

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Every time Firefox opened

== After the upgrade

When starting up FireFox 3.6 I get two splash pages. One listing all the add-ons installed and a second inviting me to "Choose my persona". I want my homepage to show when I start up, not this other crap. How do I accomplish this? == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == After the upgrade

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cor-el
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See this article for some suggestions: Firefox says it's just updated every time it starts - how to fix

See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/Preferences_not_saved and How to fix preferences that won't save

How to set the home page: Firefox supports multiple home pages separated by '|' symbols