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• Do not sync open tabs

  I have about 20-30 tabs open in my computer (Ubuntu) and a new installation of Windows XP on my laptop. Both have the latest version of Firefox.
  I used the option to replace data in other devices with existing data in my computer. It seems to sync several minutes (the button have an animation), first in my computer, and then in my laptop when I open the browser.
  I get all my data synchronized with the exception of open tabs.

  In addition, Sync take into account groups of tabs? Usually, I organize my open tabs in groups when I work in several sections. I would like to have this exact organization in my two machines.

  Thank you in advance.

  Hello

  Looking for your labels in the right place?

  Firefox sync will not make your tabs open in the other browser, that it gives you just the ability to recover open tabs that have been synced from another computer.

  On the menu historical it should be a menu item "Tabs on other computers", if you select a new tab opens to display the sites of other computers.

  See here for more information: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/756513

  And Yes, tab groups are taken into account.

• Forgotten synchronize the password and cannot find the "forgot password" button/link in the sync option tab.

  Mozilla firefox help database we ordered to go to sync option tab as follows to reset the password
  1. click the Fx button menu again and choose Options.
  2. on the Synchronize tab, click on connect to open the Panel in the page.
  3. on the login page, click Forgot password? Firefox will send you an email to reset.
  4 follow the instructions in your reset email to change your password.

  but in my firefox 36.0.4 is not any sign in link, just link account manage firefox. You click on manage to open manage account page, still not found link "Forgotten password" as shown above. So, how we re - password to synchronize? Please notify anyone.

  At first glance https://accounts.firefox.com/settings

  1. If you already connected to your sync account
     • You will see a message logged in as [email protected]
     • Log out of your current account.
     • Then you'll see log in page. At the bottom of the form you will find forgotten password?
  1. If you are not connected with the sync account
     • Then you'll see log in page.
     • At the bottom of the form you will find forgotten password?

• open tabs on other computers

  Dear Sirs ladies c.q.,.

  After you set up sync on multiple computers, all using Firefox 4.01, I get a screen showing;
  "Your open tabs are available in the menu background. You can also open them via the option "Tabs from other computers" in the menu from the list of the tab bar tab. »

  However, I can't find the 'list tab menu' on my tab bar. I would be grateful if you could direct me to it.

  Thanks, Jos

  Please click the button solved it next to the answer that solved your problem of Firefox support, it appears when you are connected, so this thread is marked as resolved to help other users who may have this same problem.

• Why my thumb nails opened tab is missing?

  Samsung Galaxy S3. Until today, I could see a "stack" of thumbnails representing my tabs open when I click the icon 'page' at the top right of the browser window. This would allow me to easily switch from one tab to another. Now, when I click on the 'page' icon, I see only the thumbnail that represents the currently open page. If I scroll to the top in the thumbnail area, I scrolled open tabs. Scrolling down closes the selected tab. I can't Firefox back to the original settings. Please help, or I'll have to uninstall Firefox and install another browser.

  I rebooted my phone and it works fine now. Problem solved.

• How fix oblivion previously opened tabs when Firefox starts by clicking on a link in an external application?

  Hello, I have the boot option: "show my windows and tabs from last time" activated. Works fine, except when Firefox starts when I click on a link in an external application (typically Thunderbird). Then, the new link is opened in a new tab, Firefox remembers the number of tabs I had open when I finally closed it, but all of the 'old' tabs are empty. Somehow fix this behavior?

  Deactivation of the modules does not help. By clicking on a link in an external application when Firefox is already open works OK. I use Firefox for some time short (probably half a year) and this problem was still there (not that is not due to a new update).

  Thank you.

  If Firefox is closed, and an external link opens Firefox, you must go to history > recently closed tabs and open tabs before closing Firefox. If you don't 'last session' will be gone and only one page than the open external program will be the new "previous session."

  If this is not satisfactory, you will need to install an extension of type "session manager" as well as "the last sitting" remember only.

  Search for AMO "session manager".

• Search for open tabs of AwesomeBar using % in front of the term does not work in 35 FF. Is this a problem, or am I missing something?

  This procedure to search open tabs of reference for many pages, but only a new tab opens. I tried both cela url (address) bar and the bar of search without success without success. The AwesomeBar should be activated or is there something I am doing wrong?

  I found references to the operator percentage here:

  http://blog.Mozilla.org/theden/2012/04/30/Firefox-tips-search-your-open-tabs/

  https://plus.Google.com/+Firefox/posts/GFdB534oWEK (these two say that the operator will in front of the term)

  (But this clarified things for me)
  and in the page you quoted, lowest in "change the results on the fly

  If you are looking for a particular type of outcome, such as a bookmark or tag, you can speed up the process to find by typing in special characters [after] each search term in the address bar separated by spaces:...

  The results are quite specific.

  My problem was that I had no connection at all with AutoComplete and wasn't looking for results but instead pressing on enter. No wonder. These are some gems for my purposes. Thanks for your help Curtis.

• After using groups of tabs earlier today, now whenever I close FF with more than 1 open tab, FF don't ask me to confirm before closing

  After using groups of tabs earlier today, now whenever I close FF with more than 1 open tab, FF don't ask me to confirm prior to closing. FF always asked me to confirm in the past and no settings have been changed before you try tab groups. Then when I open FF it again all the tabs I had open are still there. I tried refreshing FF and erase history, but that did not work. It's almost as if FF think windows and tabs I have open are a group of tabs, and he won't let me get rid of this group. How to stop groups of tabs now that I have them? Or is there something else? None of this was going on until this morning, I played with tab groups. I was curious what it was - it's going to make me kill one of these days lol.

  Note that using "show my windows and tabs from last time" as the start setting will also prevent Firefox to display an alert when you close the window.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/Options+window+-+General+Panel

• left-click on the icon of firefox in the taskbar displays a list of all open tabs. Windows 7 - Solution

  I used to have an application icon on the taskbar of Windows 7 and it will give the list the number of open windows if I have left until it clicks. But the icon of Firefox seems to have lots of windows open, except that each entry is a different tab in the single window, I opened...

  'Zero' has a question archived in the same sense in which he got a response, and I tried to find the "was this answer useful?" to add a yes vote for her, but cannot vote on things in archive...

  So I write a similar question with the answer that I have found useful.

  SOLUTION
  In tools > Options, open the "Tabs" tab: uncheck the box prΘvisualisation, "Show tab in the Windows task bar."

  In my case, immediately displays taskbar icon an entry by the window open, bearing the title of the currently opened tab. Zero had to restart Firefox to see its new configuration to take effect.

  Now, if I opened another window in Firefox, the Firefox icon displays a list of open windows. He cut down the mess!

  Zero was running Windows 7 and Firefox 22, I'm 34 of Firefox.

  Edited to remove [b] for "BOLD".

  SOLUTION

  In tools > Options, open the "Tabs" tab: uncheck the box prΘvisualisation, "Show tab in the Windows task bar."

• How can I do a quick preview (thumbnails?) of all open tabs in a window (Safari has a function for the display of open tabs)?

  How can I do a quick preview (thumbnails?) of all open tabs in a window (Safari has a function for the display of open tabs)?

  Maybe look into this extension instead:

  • Permanent list all tabs button: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/permanent-listalltabs/

• Thunderbird updated and closes all open tabs.

  I often keep an e-mail tab opened as a reminder until I Act on it. Sometimes I'll have 10 or so tabs open at the same time.
  Yesterday, I left the House for several hours, leaving my computer. When I got home, the Thunderbird and Firefox have been closed. They are open, when I left.
  When I open Thunderbird, all my open tabs were closed. I have no idea what they were and I could not find any list of recently closed tabs, so I could resume. I can only assume that an update took place in my absence and this is what has been charged to close Thunderbird.
  This used to happen with Firefox, sometimes after a update but you seem to have fixed that. Please correct Thunderbird so that it never closes tabs open.
  Thank you
  Bill

  Bottom line is direct of tabs in a file called session.json. All sorts of personal information and the tools of type 'acceleration' remove this information caching. One of the really popular is CCleaner. In the case of Firefox, they have an additional backups they can restore from, but it's only a matter of time before these same tools. but in the case of Thunderbird feature is somewhat reduced. Manly, I think because nobody at the time thought people came to rely on the tabs. In the underlying code, the tabs are messy and really large parts of 'vision' expect more attention. Thunderbird actually has only one and the rest is smoke and mirrors where my questions specific re long-term reliability. Dial in a tab can see more work on the part of the tab of the interface to make it more robust.

  Having said that I had problems with Firefox in the very recent past, but I also run nightly compilations expect so most people never see questions. (Testing takes many forms.)

  Make your own backup of the session.json file is a workaround if you feel strongly enough, but personally I think that saved search folders and tags are an arrangement much better that most IMAP servers come with your tags appear on other devices as well.

  My opinion is.
  Mail tag as ' to do '.
  Open find Ctrl + Shift + F
  criteria a search, for tags contains ' to ' set the folder and subfolder to find
  Click on search to make sure that your criteria works, and then click on save in the search folder.
  Thunderbird now has a new record that contains only your mails containing the tag "to do." Search folders are a uses significantly less characteristic (probably because no one knows they exist), but they do a lot of business functions much easier. (they are what underlies the folder "unified" view {view menu > folders > unified} a collection of search folders.)

• everytime I open a new tab, the tab opens, but a double window opens in tray with duplicates from my window and all my open tabs.

  for several years, after uninstalling and reinstalling, I can not open a new tab without a double full being created with the same open tabs. Example of... I have a window with four tabs open. In my sandbox, I have 4 windows, all with the same 4 tabs. uugh!

  Could you check to see if you have a given box checked in the Options dialog box:

  "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Options > tabs

  If "Show glimpses of tab in the Windows task bar" is turned on, instead of having an entry by the window, you get one entry per tab, uncheck the box to turn off.

• File containing open tabs

  Hello:

  I accidentally closed my tabs open in Thunderbird 24.5. I have a backup of my profile folder but do not know which file would open tabs.

  Can someone let me know?

  Thanks for your help!

  Oh it - found session.jston has this info

• How to keep the new icon of the tab to the right of the open tab

  I use FireFox 26.0 on Win7. I keep is no longer the new icon tab open on the right side of the tab open current at the top of the page.

  When I remove and then replace the new icon of the tab at the top of the page, it takes by default not being to the left of the current open tab.

  Is it possible to make the icon to stay on the right side?

  Do you hear him + icon on the tab bar to open a new tab?

  You should be able to slide the button to the right to the left of the list of all the tabs button and if should appear just after the last tab.

  You can click on the "Restore default" button to restore default toolbar configuration if this button is not stay in this position.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/how+to+customize+the+toolbar
  • Firefox menu button > Options > toolbars
  • View > toolbars > customize

• If I update Firefox of V17.0.1 know it will keep all my open tabs, bookmarks and the tabs together?

  Currently using Firefox V17.0.1 and want to upgrade to the current version. At the moment when Firefox starts all my tabs group, open tabs, bookmarks toolbar and bookmarks list are all always maintained. All this will be set up to automatically in the new version of Firefox if I update it?
  Cordially, Steve.

  Hello steve, all your personal data and customizations will be still be there in the updated version. However, it is never a bad idea to create a backup from time to time: back up and restore the information contained in the profiles of Firefox