Firefox crashes when I open a new tab

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• Firefox crashes after I open a new tab

  Hello
  My Firefox crashes whenever I open a new tab (empty). The same phenomenon occurs in safe mode. Here are links to some of the latest crash reports:

  https://crash-stats.Mozilla.com/report/index/f0fce577-b53e-44BF-a8fa-f7a802150406
  https://crash-stats.Mozilla.com/report/index/176ae181-d394-4abb-a7f2-c792c2150406
  https://crash-stats.Mozilla.com/report/index/dc577bdc-adb4-47b9-9a0e-096442150406

  What could be wrong?
  Thank you.

  You might try using a new profile. It might be hard to go at least a whole day without your pets addons, bookmarks, and history... the bookmarks are fairly easy to copy.

  Create a new Firefox profile

  This is in addition and does not replace your existing settings.

  A new profile will be your plugins installed by system (for example, Flash) and extensions (e.g., security suite toolbars), but no themes, other extensions or other customizations. It should also come with fresh data bases of completely fresh settings and a cache folder.

  Out of Firefox and start in the profile using Start Manager > Search box (or run) - type or paste the following and press ENTER:

  firefox.exe -P
  

  Do not delete anything here.

  Any time want to switch profiles, exit Firefox and return to this dialog box.

  Click on the button to create a profile, assign a name like April8 and ignore the possibility of changing the location of the folder. Then launch Firefox in the new profile that you have created.

  It might take some time to determine if the new profile works better than the old. If you want to import your Favorites from your regular profile in the meantime, here's how:

  You can use the dialog library (Ctrl + Shift + b or "Show all bookmarks") to access the restore feature. The trick is to know where to find your bookmark backups in your regular profile. After clicking on file... you can paste this into the space of file name and press ENTER to drill down to your profile folders:

  %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles
  

  The semi-randomly-named folder that has your last backup is generally the one that ends with "failure". Click in that one, and then in the folder bookmarkbackups . Here you can choose the most recently updated to restore file.

  Important: restoring a backup bookmark clears all bookmarks currently in your current Firefox profile and replaces it with the contents of the backup file.

  In my view, it is also reasonable to install AdBlock Plus, Restorer of classic theme, and Status4Evar, like those who, by themselves, are not likely to be at the origin of this apparently rare problem. But I wouldn't add all your extensions to the time in the new profile, and if many show extensions system installed, you can disable those you don't actually use.

• In Firefox 5, when I opened a new tab, Firefox doesn't switch to it immediately (unlike previous versions). How to restore this setting?

  When you open a new tab Firefox remains on the old tab and does not switch to the new. I could not fing where correct this (in tools)

  Ah, I see. As far as I know, this behavior is not subject to a preference of the user. My best guess is that an extension or plugin interferes. To test this theory, you can try to use mode without failure of Firefox:

  https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/safe%20Mode

• Firefox crashes when you open a blank tab

  Only in the last day, I started having problems with Firefox crashing. In the first hour, the problem only seemed to happen when I went to some websites, such as Gmail or YouTube.

  Now, however, Firefox will crash as soon as I open a new empty tab. I am able to start Firefox, and it will show the page to "re-establish the Session. I can use the menu to open, for example, on: supports, but as soon as I do CMD + T to open a new tab, Firefox will crash.

  Among the bug reports (and there are more):

  BP-562281ad-b615-413E-B0D2-9396e2150728
  BP-0e7bb865-79cb-4085-9433-9efe32150728
  BP-f1f0a3b2-7d3e-4765-9ccb-2b7ed2150728
  BP-74c640bf-165F-410C-bc68-3ecc72150728
  BP-21b9817c-2530-444e-BD6A-d54372150728
  BP-787d91cf-db70-4D5A-8e4c-006fa2150728
  BP-e1ed70ec-59a6-4acb-9305-2352f2150728
  BP-b797a169-518e-481b-95dc-4c82d2150728
  BP-eade6904-15ea-4864-825C-874082150728
  BP-1d9d167a-6ff2-4128-9698-3f9082150728
  BP-4c9e723a-F148-4878-AD02-f05c42150728
  BP-a96454ef-71b3-4318-b4a2-c91ea2150728
  BP-d8fe6a87-4498-445e-9E2B-cd5fd2150728
  BP-73c94445-9177-4b06-A06F-8f5872150728

  This seems to happen even when I start Firefox in safe mode.

  I also tried refreshing Firefox and do a new installation of Firefox, but none of these troubleshooting steps solved the problem.

  Hmm, so I recently had my hard drive is not on me, and I had to reformat and any transfer during a backup of my laptop. Since then, Firefox seems to work very well yet. Thanks for all the help and suggestions!

• Firefox crashes when you open a new window

  Firefox normally opens and runs until I properly - close all windows. When zero windows are present, and I go back to Firefox and ask for a new window, Firefox crashes. To solve the problem I have to force quit the application, which generates an Apple crash report. Occasionally Firefox has crashed on its own and generated a Mozilla crash report, but this is rare. I tried to disable all add-ons, but that has no effect.

  As long as there is at least one Firefox window opens, the functions of the application normally. This problem only occurs when going from zero windows to stop.

  After checking each Add on, beef Taco has been identified as the cause of the problem.

• Firefox crashes after that opens a new tab

  Firefox keeps crashing
  have reinstalled and follow all the rest of mozilla. I remember something new having begun it

  Crash ID: bp-4dbc9866-49f5-4a93-86b3-2361a2141107

  Please let me know if I should introduce more to the extent where help?
  Thank you very much

  Hello pmlanier2911, please delete facebook photo uploader plugin that causes these crashes: https://www.ehow.com/how_8575837_remove-facebook-photo-uploader.html

• How can I get rid of Yahoo when I open a new tab?

  My homepage is set to Firefox, but when I open a new tab, the tab is not Firefox with all of my most visited sites! It's Yahoo.

  You can check the suspicious extensions or recently installed unknowns.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Where is the gear when I open a new tab in Firefox 42?

  I try to have faces of color illustrated when I open a new tab in Firefox 42. The instructions say click on the gear wheel at the top right of the page to the new tab in order to activate the function of tiles. It is not a gear when I open a new tab.

  What page is the new tab override set the new tab page?

  If you want to use the subject: newtab page with the tiles and the gear, you don't need this extension.
  The extension new tab replace is only necessary if you want a different home page, and such a page does not include this gear.

  See this article on the page tab (topic: newtab):

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/new-tab-page-show-hide-and-customize-top-sites
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/hide-or-display-sites-new-tab-page

• When I opened a new tab, the cursor is automatically in the field of navigation, because I reinstalled Firefox yesterday. Is there a solution?

  When I opened a new tab, the cursor is automatically in the field of navigation, because I reinstalled Firefox yesterday. Is there a solution?

  I solved.

  I installed mutorrent, which in turn installed 'Safe Protect' of 'Intermediary' that messed up my Internet browser settings.

  I uninstalled it and everything turned back to normal, when I opened a new tab, the cursor is automatically in the address bar (ie. it is highlighted).

  Thanks for your time.

• Firefox 23.0.1, update is no longer automatically highlights the contents of address bar when I open a new tab.

  The foregoing. When I opened a new tab in the past, before the new update, firefox would automatically highlight the text in the address bar, and I couldn't just start typing here the address of the site that I wanted to. I could quickly get anywhere I want in less than a second. Now, I need to drag, and then click on in the bar every time to address. I installed an add-on called "custom newtab", but it slows down just me lower due to a lag between opening a new tab and the add-on kick and highlighting the contents of address bar.
  What is happening is this:
  Click "new tab".
  New tab opens blank, and the text appears highlighted "google.co.uk" for about a quarter second.
  Loading the Google page and highlight the text becomes not for another second quarter.
  The module comes in and highlights the text "google.co.uk" Meanwhile I have already started typing and end up losing the first part of words, sending me random web pages and research.

  Why this change? Difficulty please!

  Hi ChrisYeomans, a change has been noted in other threads on google.co.uk

  The http URL now automatically redirects to https. Since you did not specify the Protocol in your newtab.url setting, Firefox attempts http and it is immediately redirected to the https domain. You should be able to see this happen unless your computer is much faster than mine.

  Firefox does not handle this redirect elegantly - the URL in the address bar is not enabled unless you click a different tab, and then click back.

  To work around the problem, update your newtab.url to the URL https://www.google.co.uk/ full

• After the last update when you open a new tab, my story is presented as a site sugestion. The problem is that I never checked "remember history" on firefox settings.

  When you open a new tab, why firefox suggests my recent history when I checked ever "broadcast history" on the settings?

  If you have visited sites in no Private Browsing mode then there still may be the thumbnails of the pages in the cache.
  
  Only pages that you visit in PB mode should not show on the subject: newtab page.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/private+browsing

  Empty the cache must do the thumbnails disappear on refresh.

• In the old version of Firefox, when I opened a new tab, firefox remember and displays open previous tabs. I could automatically click a prior tab which has been opened to open it again - as my mail. This feature is available in 6.2?

  In the old version of Firefox, when I opened a new tab, firefox remember and displays previous tabs open when I click on the + to the new tab. This display last has shown several places I visited and I could automatically click it to bring up this last point of view. In this function, I could go to one of my last 6 views quite easily and make it appear one of them as a shortcut.

  Try:

  • Speed Dial: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/speed-dial/
  • FoxTab: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/foxtab/

• Hello! When I opened a new tab - that is to say after Firefox was open and my homepage is displayed - this additional tab opens as a white - no picture - just a blank page.

  I wish that the new tabs to open in the standard Google search engine. How could I do that, please? Thank you.

  A blank page is action by default when you open a new tab. You can change it with this extension.
  
  New tab homepage extension:
  
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/777

• How can I make Firefox automatically show my homepage when you open a new tab (instead of a blank page now)?

  How can I make Firefox automatically show my homepage when you open a new tab (instead of a blank page now)?
  (version 3.6.6 on Windows7 64-bit platform)

  New tab homepage extension:
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/777

• When I open a new tab in Firefox by default to Yahoo! search instead of Google search

  Original title: Yahoo Blues

  I am running XP Pro 2002 Service Pack 2. I use Firefox & google to search the Web. When I opened a new tab, it is default to Yahoo and it's driving me crazy. How can I get rid of Yahoo in total?

  Hello

  You should check with FireFox and their forums.

  Support for Firefox
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/

  Firefox - community and live Chat
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/ask

  Firefox - Forums
  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/questions

  I hope this helps.

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