check in addons and remove the toolbar... 

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i havent checked these answers, but will do so another time.
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i havent checked these answers, but will do so another time.

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I had a lot of firebox tabs open across several browser sessions. &nbsp;I usually select the &quot;save and exit&quot; option when I need to reboot the machine but want to save all the browser sessions.<br />
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Unfortunately after a particular software application installed a toolbar, when I next loaded Firefox those previous sessions did not load. &nbsp;I know you can view histories and recently closed tabs, but this is not good enough for me as some of the previous screens were opened some weeks ago and my histories contains too much info.<br />
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Is there a way to load back into a previously Firefox hibernated state or save and quit state? &nbsp;Is there a file on the hard drive which can be pointed to, to make this happen?
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I had a lot of firebox tabs open across several browser sessions.  I usually select the "save and exit" option when I need to reboot the machine but want to save all the browser sessions.

Unfortunately after a particular software application installed a toolbar, when I next loaded Firefox those previous sessions did not load.  I know you can view histories and recently closed tabs, but this is not good enough for me as some of the previous screens were opened some weeks ago and my histories contains too much info.

Is there a way to load back into a previously Firefox hibernated state or save and quit state?  Is there a file on the hard drive which can be pointed to, to make this happen?

Firefox: Want to return to a previous tabbed &quot;save and quit&quot; state

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Firefox: Want to return to a previous tabbed &quot;save and quit&quot; state

Firefox: Want to return to a previous tabbed "save and quit" state