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I find it's worse with Chromium than Firefox. After an update, new tabs don't load properly and links fail, until I manually restart it. In the past I've join

I find it's worse with Chromium than Firefox. After an update, new tabs don't load properly and links fail, until I manually restart it. In the past I've joined Google Meet meetings in Chromium and found the audio not working because I'd forgotten to restart the browser since the last update.

afeuerstein 1y ago
Then it sounds like Firefox has the "restart page" to mitigate this exact edge case. Better than having undefined behavior like that imo. As I get it from other comments, this is not a problem with the built-in updater (as on Windows). On linux, when updating via package manager, you should now this can be an issue with any program. Yes, most programs survive running while being updated, but for a complicated piece of software (like a browser) this behavior is understandable. See the Arch wiki for updating on Arch: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System_maintenance#Restart_or_reboot_after_upgrades https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System_maintenance#Restart_...
- LargoLasskhyfv 1y ago
  On linux I use kill -9 before any update, on the parent of ff's entire process tree. Works for me every single time, reliably getting my tabs back without the need for any extension.