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That's...not the case (and never has been) for me. You only restart it when you get an update (in which case that wouldn't be very often)? Or you did something
by temp0826 5y ago
That's...not the case (and never has been) for me. You only restart it when you get an update (in which case that wouldn't be very often)? Or you did something whacky in about:config? Or maybe a bad extension. Dunno, not normal
- selfhoster11 5y agoMaybe you have an old profile. I often see this kind of messaging when starting up Firefox on a freshly installed OS.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 5y agoMay be OS-specific, or it may not happen when you've set Firefox to restore previous tabs when restarting, or there may be a way to turn it off. I don't remember seeing many of these on my actual machine (I did get the color scheme nonsense if I remember correctly), but I'm constantly seeing these in dev/testing VMs where I just installed it for testing and occasionally keep it updated.
- Steltek 5y agoUpdates are probably more frequent on the Beta/Aurora/Whatever channel?
- nikanj 5y agoI only start FF when I get a customer report about an issue on FF. I guess I start it seldom enough to always trigger some sort of watchdog? Anyway, here's my 2 cents. I only open FireFox when a customer reports an issue, and I'm always barraged by a deluge of unwanted info, which doesn't encourage me to open FF more often.
- jamesgeck0 5y agoIf you're on the stable channel you'll see a single tab of "unwanted info" once every six weeks. Half the time it's just a generic "Firefox updated!" page.
- dpedu 5y agoI don't often relaunch my apps but I relaunched firefox just now to see what would happen to test this. Here's what I was greeted with - an ad for pocket: https://i.imgur.com/hYYZYE3.png https://i.imgur.com/hYYZYE3.png
- temp0826 5y agoHuh that's fun...I've had pocket disabled for so long that I forgot it was a thing. I've always been pretty vigilant about turning off nonsense like pocket, so I suppose I'm not as typical of a ff user as I thought...but still think what the parent comment described sounds abnormal.
- vb6sp6 5y ago