Is there a "linux way" ........
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17-08-2023 5:14 PM
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to stop Firefox restoring previous session?
I have googled "how to stop firefox restoring previous sessions," and I have done the instructional about:config... but it still restores the previous session.
This is the first time this has happened to me, in over 25 years... and it`s Bl****y annoying.
There must have been a change in the latest (or recent) updates of Firefox, as I always had the History setting to "Never remember history".
But if I have that set then my Stylus Add-on for Plusnet and Google search has to be reset every time. Which never happened before.
To retain the Stylus Add-on facility. I have to have it set as below.
see the following pic for settings.
If I remove thet tick from Clear History when firefox closes, it reverts to Always use private browsing mode and the Stylus Add-on disappears
Fixed! Go to the fix.
Re: Is there a "linux way" ........
17-08-2023 5:21 PM
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@shutter Try setting the 'History' tab to 'Never remember history'?![]()
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17-08-2023 6:52 PM
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duckduckgo- support mozila- .
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17-08-2023 6:55 PM
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@Heanorman - Huh?![]()
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17-08-2023 8:02 PM
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The reference is to a browser extension by the name of DuckDuckGo
"Search and browse the web without being tracked. DuckDuckGo protects your privacy online with private search, tracker blocking, and site encryption."
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17-08-2023 8:04 PM
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I know what the reference is, @Dan_the_Van - just don't get it's relevance to @shutter 's issue.
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17-08-2023 8:06 PM
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Huh? can mean a multitude of things, perhaps you should be clearer
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17-08-2023 8:09 PM
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OK - still don't get it's relevance, though.
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17-08-2023 8:15 PM
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So,.... from what you are saying, is a suggestion that I use DuckDuckGo Go... as my search instead of Firefox ?
In which case. Does Stylus, and all the other Firefox "Add-ons" also work with DDGG ?
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17-08-2023 8:20 PM
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@shutter AFAIK, Firefox (and the versions used by most Linux distros) have Google as the default search engine, and changing it would not solve your 'issue' anyway - that is entirely down to the browser itself.
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17-08-2023 8:29 PM
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@jab1 Yup ! ..... that`s what I thought... but asked the question to see if they knew if it would solve the problem..... ! ![]()
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17-08-2023 8:47 PM
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@shutter Just a thought - I seem to think there is a DDG browser as well, but can't confirm it, and wouldn't use it anyway - it's taken me long enough to get FF to my liking, and I'm perfectly happy with it now.
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17-08-2023 9:52 PM
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@jab1 Yeah Me too.
been using it for years, and only just recently has it started to annoy me with this problem.
Re: Is there a "linux way" ........
18-08-2023 8:04 AM - edited 18-08-2023 8:05 AM
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@shutter wrote:
So,.... from what you are saying, is a suggestion that I use DuckDuckGo Go... as my search instead of Firefox ?
In which case. Does Stylus, and all the other Firefox "Add-ons" also work with DDGG ?
I was trying to expand on I what thought @Heanorman was referring too, nothing else.
Nothing to do with changing search engines or using DuckDuckGo browser.
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18-08-2023 8:38 AM
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I have this on the Firefox settings General tab of the Win version.
Is it there on the Linux version/does it do that which you seek i
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