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Crash report

rpolidi
rpolidi
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Does a submitted crash report include the URLs of the web pages open in the browser at the time of the crash? Is there any way to identify the web pages at the time of the crash (so they can be restored when all else fails)? Thank you.

Does a submitted crash report include the URLs of the web pages open in the browser at the time of the crash? Is there any way to identify the web pages at the time of the crash (so they can be restored when all else fails)? Thank you.

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Dinushi Dhananjani
Dinushi Dhananjani
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Launch Firefox, select “Tools” and then choose “Options”.


Click the “Content” tab and then select the “Block pop-up windows” check box.

Apply the changes by selecting “OK”.

rpolidi
rpolidi Question owner
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Thank you for the response, but it doesn't appear to be responsive to the issue. Thank you again though.

Senali Madawala
Senali Madawala
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Right-clickHold down the control key while you click on the latest crash report under Report ID and choose Open Link in New Tab. The crash-stats.mozilla.com page will open with technical details about the crash. When the report is finished processing, close the report tab. Click View on the latest crash report.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-crashes-asking-support