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This blog has earlier carried a post on how to Restore last session in Firefox. Firefox restores session automatically, which you had opened last time, in case of system crash or some unexpected errors. But this tip explained how you can do that every time you open firefox.
But after that post, I had received mixed reactions.
A few of my readers have appreciated that cool tip and found that very useful. But yesterday, I was contacted by a reader, who found this feature bothering him too much. He even wanted to get rid off the built-in feature of Firefox, where it prompts you to restore firefox session after it had closed due to some unexpected error or a system crash. So, how to do that.
How to get rid off Firefox Restore Session Dialog Box
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This is even easier. You just have to change the value of the browser.sessionstore.enabled flag. It’s easy.
- Type about:config in your Firefox Address bar.
- Select browser.sessionstore.enable
- Double click to change the setting to false
Simple. Now you will no longer get the Firefox Restore Session Dialog Box.
June 7th, 2008 at 1:47 am
Great trick. I always get irritated when this dialog box appear.
July 4th, 2008 at 8:05 am
The Restore Last Session feature is just one many that keeps me using Firefox as my default browser. Why anyone would want to turn the feature off, I cannot imagine. I read your article on using restore every time you open Firefox. That’s a useful tip for people using older versions of Firefox, but i guess it’s no longer necessary with FF 3, as version 3 gives you the option to save your tabs before closing Firefox. What will they think of next?