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~ Well, this is embarrassing ~

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Hi there peeps,

Since updating to Firefox 56.0 (64-bit) I now get this..

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...almost every time that I open the browser. :roll:

This even happens after having used CCleaner extensively . :roll:

Any thoughts about this strange behaviour?

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CCleaner is more than likely the problem, does not play well with Firefox.
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Hi there Grumpus

thank you for your reply. ;)

Do you have any idea why CCleaner would wait until version 56.0
before deciding to upset my Firefox browser ? :roll:

Perhaps, you have a link that could give me further information
about your Cleaner assertion.

Regards,

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This thread has a similar ccleaner leading to Firefox acting like there was a crash situation: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic ... &t=3033885
In the meantime, unchecking Firefox in ccleaner should fix it, eventually if you want to encourage a fix try posting on the ccleaner forum.
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Hi there allande,

thank you for that link. ;)


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Hi there peeps,

in the Firefox application of CCleaner, unchecking the
session option appears to resolve the issue. ;)

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. :)

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A FWIW...
Do not let CCleaner anywhere near either Firefox or Thunderbird.
It has a nasty habit of "removing" stuff it shouldn't.
Just open CCleaner > Applications Tab & remove all instances ref; to both programs.
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