my stupid users trick -- the Firefox issue from earlier this month.wq
g
geleem at bellsouth.net
Tue Mar 25 01:33:48 UTC 2014
On 03/25/14 03:45, Bill Oliver wrote:
<<>>
> It happened after doing one of those "you have 1 billion upgrades
> waiting, continue?" things that I get every now and then. I'll
> admit I tend to just hit "yes" rather than carefully look at all
> zillion of the files that is in yum updates.
>
> And, yeah, I have about a billion addons, too. And they haven't
> always played well together in the past. In particular some of
> the security addons futz with the addons that run a lot of scripts.
> And, oddly, it makes a difference in which *order* the addons are
> added.
well now. that narrows things down a bit. lhid.
> I was kinda hoping to avoid testing each of my addons for being a
> bad actor.
now you are about to understand the word perseverance. :-)
me thinks you exaggerate a wee bit on the numbers.
because no other users profess to having problems such as yours,
i tend to lean to either a bad configuration, conflict of add-ons,
or a bad add-on.
if you want to stay with all the add-ons you have, be content to
use <ctrl+q> to shut down firefox. options and procedures are as
in previous post.
ie, for a quick and easy check, disable add-ons and restart
firefox. or, set up a new user to see what happens.
choice is yours to make. i, nor anyone else can make it for you.
sink, swim, or just tread water.
--
peace out.
in a world with out fences, who needs gates.
tc.hago.
g
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