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terminate firefox in the taskmanager, firefox cannot resume the tabs

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kikiki_maze02
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sometimes firefox ocuppied CPU for 90% , and then I terminated firefox in the taskmanager. then i reopened firefox, it cannot resume the tabs which i opened. adding that, in tools-option-privacy-setttings, i don't want to choose saving browsed history; i just want firefox to start opening a black tab. For i choose saving browsed history, i close firefox and reopen it i could find history-resore last session, so i prefer not saving.

sometimes firefox ocuppied CPU for 90% , and then I terminated firefox in the taskmanager. then i reopened firefox, it cannot resume the tabs which i opened. adding that, in tools-option-privacy-setttings, i don't want to choose saving browsed history; i just want firefox to start opening a black tab. For i choose saving browsed history, i close firefox and reopen it i could find history-resore last session, so i prefer not saving.

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philipp
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hello, when you choose not to store the browser history, then firefox won't keep it & also can't restore tabs after a crash as far as i know...

in order to tackle the high cpu consumption issue you could try resetting firefox to the default state (this will keep your bookmarks & passwords) - Refresh Firefox - reset add-ons and settings