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Firefox 4 default homepage always dispays "Restore Previous Session" even though Firefox didn't crash.

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ariverahorta
ariverahorta
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I use the default Mozilla Firefox Start Page. Every time I close and restart Firefox from the homepage, it always displays "Restore Previous Session" below the search field. It does this even though Firefox didn't crash. Is this the norm?

I use the default Mozilla Firefox Start Page. Every time I close and restart Firefox from the homepage, it always displays "Restore Previous Session" below the search field. It does this even though Firefox didn't crash. Is this the norm?

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Matt Brubeck
Matt Brubeck
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Yes, this is normal. Firefox saves your tabs from last time, in case you want to continue using them after starting the browser.

For more information, and a way to customize this behavior, see: http://blog.zpao.com/post/1099464627/restore-previous-session

DungeonRaider
DungeonRaider
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The default values according to about:config are 0 and 1 respectively, not 1 & 2 as you state in the blog.... assuming the level descriptions haven't changed since you wrote that that, it seems like something people should be made aware that the last session being saved. Or at least make the option to turn it off more readily available.