Firefox saved the most version of bookmarks after reset

Having had the endless problems with Firefox and Adobe Flash wave breaking, unresponsive plugins and scripts, I took a leap of faith and 'reset' Firefox just now. My hesitation is that the last time I have reset Firefox, all my favorites have disappeared. I have found after much research, but I don't understand why Firefox would move out to them first, making it necessary for me to mess with the old profile and create a new one.

In any case, after that reset my favorites has not disappeared, but they are an older "version" of the current bookmarks: I don't want bookmarks themselves are an older version, but those I had added to specific folders before resetting Firefox this time are back in the folder that I had moved in origin. There are bookmarks, I deleted now appear again. And the bookmarks that I added recently are not there.

Firefox said on the restoration: "refresh solves many problems by restoring Firefox to its default state upon REGISTRATION of your information like bookmarks, passwords and open tabs."

My Favorites are very important for my work and I'm adding, deleting and moving them frequently - Firefox sets a waiting - no disclaimers or warnings - it does not.

I guess that there is a suggestion to find my recent-now-old profile and create a new one, etc. * and I'll need the exact instructions for this *.

And besides, problems with Firefox and Adobe Flash Wave crashing, unresponsive plugins and scripts that I was trying to solve with a restart of Firefox are still indeed, after that I tried everything suggested on Firefox and elsewhere to solve the problem. I need to go back to IE.

It is possible that bookmarks has been restored from an older backup of JSON.
This could happen if you had done any recent changes, and you have not restarted Firefox or there is already a backup created.
In this case, you will need to get the file places.sqlite.

Alternatively, you can try to disable hardware acceleration in Firefox.

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