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I've just upgraded my Debian Woody box to Debian Sarge, updating as well my 2.2 kernel to 2.6.8.2-386.
Using Synaptic, I installed Mozilla-Firefox 1.0.4.2. Firefox seems to work fine except... now and again, following no pattern that I can determine, it terminates.
Most recently I was replying to a LinuxQuestions thread. But before I could complete my reply and click on the submit button, Firefox died -- simply disappeared from my Gnome desktop.
Is this a known bug or a configuration error on my part? I'd much appreciate any ideas/clues to help track this puppy down.
Try deleting your /home/user/.mozilla folder. Make export your bookmarks first. I hope this helps. Keep in mind that by doing that you will need to remake your symlinks(if you have any), as java plugin or mplayer plugin for firefox.
1) Firefox runs fine in root... no error messages. Since I can't cause the termination at will, I don't know if the problem still exists when I run Firefox in root.
2) I don't seem to have a /home/user/.mozilla folder. I do have a /home/lloyd/.mozilla directory.
Should I delete that directory and everything in it?
Thanks for your help and patience with my limited knowledge...
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