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Step 4: Restart Firefox
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If this not work see a detailed guide on [Firefox's support page]     
If this not work see a detailed guide on [http://support.mozilla.com/no/kb/The+bookmarks+and+history+system+will+not+be+functional Firefox's support page]     




=== How to stop Firefox from "stealing" your memory ===
=== How to stop Firefox from "stealing" your memory ===

Revision as of 09:02, 2 August 2013

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Firefox is a free web browser from Mozilla and is written in open source code. On computers handled by the University running Windows or Linux operative system, it is part of the standard software package that is installed on UiB computers. For personal computers, you can download it from either http://firefox.no or http://mozilla.org.

Problem Solving

Start - Support - Reset Firefox

NB: This procedure will only work for computers that are maintained by the IT-Department.

If you experience problems with Firefox, it will usually help to close the program entirely and run a script called Reset Firefox. To find this, you do the following:

Step 1: Press the Start-menu(Windows logo)

Step 2: Click on “All Programs” and select the folder called “Support”.

Step 3: Select the option called “Reset Firefox” to repair the Firefox web browser.

I have lost all my bookmarks in Mozilla.

Step 1: Open Mozilla web.

Step 2: Go to bookmarks -> Show all bookmarks.

Step 3: Choose Import and backup -> Import bookmarks from HTML-file.

Step 4: Select the HTML-file you want to import. E.g.: o:\mozilla\users\default\bookmarks.html.

My bookmarks, the navigationbuttons and the address field is not responding

Step 1: Restart the computer

Step 2: If this does not help, quit Firefox

Step 3: Add .old after the filename to the places.sqlite and places.sqlite-journal files on the Firefox profile.

Step 4: Restart Firefox

If this not work see a detailed guide on Firefox's support page


How to stop Firefox from "stealing" your memory