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23:03 11/06/2006

the refresh test

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Last month, I started to find that Firefox was not as responsive as it used to be on Snoopy, my main workstation.

And last week end, I decided to completely refresh my firefox profile. With the help of this article [mozillazine], i moved only what i could not afford to lose, such as my bookmarks (bookmarks.html) and my saved passwords (key3.db and signons.txt). After that came the time to (re)install firefox extensions. I didn't reinstall Tabbrowser Preferences in favor of Tab mix plus, which is more configurable and generally more advanced.
But googlebar and all-in-one sidebar both passed the refresh test, and i now have a very responsive firefox back.

Comments

Submitted by Steve (not verified) on Wed, 2006-06-14 23:24.
There is a typo in the link to "this article"... you are missing the 'f' off of 'href' Your css is showing it as a link, but it is not working as one. Just thought you would like to know.. you can delete this after fixing.

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