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I always expand to full screen after starting my browser and reduce screen size before closing. More than half the time when I restart the browser will be full

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I always expand to full screen after starting my browser and reduce screen size before closing. More than half the time when I restart the browser will be full screen and I have to manually resize the screen to smaller size. This happens with the current Nightly build and Firefox 25.0.1. I am running OS X Mavericks but this was happening in Mountain Lion also. Any way to fix this?

I always expand to full screen after starting my browser and reduce screen size before closing. More than half the time when I restart the browser will be full screen and I have to manually resize the screen to smaller size. This happens with the current Nightly build and Firefox 25.0.1. I am running OS X Mavericks but this was happening in Mountain Lion also. Any way to fix this?

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cor-el
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Are you using Firefox > Quit to close the Firefox application because if you only close all open windows then Firefox is still running?

Gunrunner
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Yes I use Firefox Quit to close after I have reduced the screen size. It's not a big problem just an inconvenience.