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September 21, 2005
Firefox has seriously bummed me out today...
So, for some reason, I “quit” Firefox before leaving my office last night… No big deal, though, right? I mean, I do it all the time when I’m shutting down my computer or I need to “force-quit” in order to resolve a page-crash or something. Well, when I launched Firefox this morning, something strange happened…
The first thing I noticed was that none of my Extensions loaded (and I use quite a few of them). Anyway, that’s not where it ends…
The second thing I checked for were my bookmarks… Nope. Not there. Very sad.
Third, I typed a URL that I use everyday into my address bar… Nada — it didn’t auto-complete what I was typing. No more browser history.
Finally, when I got to a page that requires a login, I found that my login (username and password) was no longer saved… Nor are any or my saved logins: the Password Manager is kaput.
What’s the deal? I have no idea. What I do know is that it sucks. I had all sorts of bookmarks saved for various reasons. I had a large inventory of saved logins in my Password Manager that I will now have to go back and re-create. Now I have to go find and install all of the Extensions that I was using too…
Ugh. For real.
Posted at 09:50 am
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dennisthemenace () - September 21, 2005 at 10:14 am
timsamoff () (URL) - September 21, 2005 at 11:41 am
dennisthemenace () - September 21, 2005 at 12:14 pm
But really, how frustrating! It’s those sorts of things that can make a good day go south in a hurry.
Mary () (URL) - September 21, 2005 at 2:12 pm
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