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Community => General Discussion => Topic started by: Domino on Sun 24/04/2005 00:51:04

Title: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: Domino on Sun 24/04/2005 00:51:04
After using Firefox now for many months, i upgraded to version 1.0.3 the other day.

But tonight i was browsing as usual and wanted to close out of Firefox by closing it using the X in the top right hand of the screen.

Well, when i did this my computer shut off!! When it restarted and i reopened Firefox, all my Bookmarks were gone!!  I have never had this problem before and i'm wondering if it's the latest update to Firefox that is causing this.

It sucks, because i had a lot of bookmarks that i have to get back.

Has this happened to any other Firefox users that are using version 1.0.3?


Shawn
Title: Re: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: AGA on Sun 24/04/2005 01:03:51
I use 1.0.3. I've experienced no weird problems...
Title: Re: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: Domino on Sun 24/04/2005 01:18:28
It's weird beacuse my history remained intact and also my themes, but the bookmarks just deleted themselves.  Oh well, it shouldn't take that long to get them back.

I used to keep alot of bookmarks within the browser screen for easy browsing, and they too dissapear.  Very weird.
Title: Re: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: TheYak on Sun 24/04/2005 01:27:35
I haven't heard of/experienced this problem either.  As for bookmarks, etc., whenever a version of FF comes out, I backup bookmarks, uninstall FF and reinstall the new version.  Maybe something to keep in mind for the future?

Good question though: Is this an update over the old version or a complete uninstall/reinstall?
Title: Re: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: PaulSC on Sun 24/04/2005 01:45:51
While we're on this subject, does anyone have any idea why any audio or video files I download through Firefox end up heavily distorted or totally unplayable? And is there any way to stop it? I'm pretty much a Firefox convert now, so it's annoying to have to switch back to IE every time I want to get one of those files.
Title: Re: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: auhsor on Sun 24/04/2005 15:02:45
Hmm I'm not sure about either problem. I know sometimes when I close firefox, it keeps the process running, and when you open it up again, it asks you to choose a profile. Quite annoying, but I think it's an issue with one of the extensions.
Title: Re: Possible problem with Firefox v 1.0.3?
Post by: Chicky on Sun 24/04/2005 17:27:40
I had this EXACT problem, it's due to a corrupt bookmark file, windows tells you in one of those annoying little error popups. I just reinstalled firefox and made new bookmarks :/