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Hi,
I use Plasma KDE.
Under Settings > Startup and Shutdown > Desktop Session, I have "End current session" for the leave option and "Start with an empty session" for the on login option. Nothing in the "Applications to be excluded from sessions".
On firefox I have not selected "Restore previous session" under the Preferences > Startup option.
When I open a new Firefox window, I have a new session. But when I reboot (or shutdown - power up), and open a new FireFox window, all of my previous windows with tabs are open!
I usually have one messenger window, one youtube window, and one window with programming tutorials when I use linux, but I don't want to remember them!
I have found nothing about session problem with firefox on the forums except theses two old ones (one and two), but I don't think they are related because when I open a new window I don't get all my tabs opened, it's only when I open Firefox for the first time after startup I have all my old windows opened.
I don't know what info to give, I can share more if you ask.
Last edited by lukyky414 (2019-12-28 10:59:25)
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I suspect that firefox is not terminated cleanly when you reboot and it thinks it has to recover from a crash. I don't know how to improve that. Maybe add a systemd inhibitor that sends a termination signal to firefox and then delays the shutdown (the default maximum possible delay is 5 seconds).
| alias CUTF='LANG=en_XX.UTF-8@POSIX ' | alias ENGLISH='LANG=C.UTF-8 ' |
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I think you were one the right path. Firefox do not end correctly on shutdown and crash.
I have found how to disable session recovery from crash:
New Tab, addres: "about:config"
search "browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash"
disable this.
I tried to kill Firefox before, session was restored.
I tried after, no session restored.
Thanks for the help.
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