One of the possible reasons are a statement in a user.js file. Despite this option is defined, it always restore my previous session every time I open Firefox. I set parameters so that when I start Firefox to go on my home page, which is just the Mozilla Firefox start page. Whenever I open Firefox, it restores my previous session without being invited. In Tools/Options/general/start, I set to 'Show my home page' at startup. My question: is it possible to stop Firefox to automatically restore a session of old when it is closed or force terminated?īy the way. After this second termination constraint I get the page 'well, it's embarrassing' and I can choose to start a new session. This of course re - opens the same suspect site and I have to close Firefox a second time with CTRL-ALT-DELETE. I don't want to click on anything that may install malicious software.Īfter forced when I re - open Firefox, it attempts to restore my last session automatically. I do this because sites often suspicious Web you don't have to click on something before you can close your browser Yes/No]. Whenever I encounter a suspicious site (like a fake antivirus, redirection porn site, etc.), I'll close Firefox 6 using the Task Manager (CTRL-ALT-DEL then Applications / Close). How to I have restart Firefox without restoring a previous session?
