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Log-in data such as iGoogle and Facebook passwords and app tabs not saved on closing of Firefox

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I was having problems with a website a while ago and deleted all cookies. Now, my log-in data such as for iGoogle and Facebook is no longer stored when I exit Firefox and I have to re log in every time I close Firefox. I also tried to create some app tabs and they do not stay open when I close the browser. What should I do?

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I was having problems with a website a while ago and deleted all cookies. Now, my log-in data such as for iGoogle and Facebook is no longer stored when I exit Firefox and I have to re log in every time I close Firefox. I also tried to create some app tabs and they do not stay open when I close the browser. What should I do? Thanks

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Matt Brubeck
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Open the Firefox Firefox options, preferences and settings and go to the Privacy panel. Make sure that Firefox is set to "Remember history."

If that doesn't help, try starting Firefox in "safe mode" to see if the problem is caused by an extension. See Troubleshoot extensions, themes and hardware acceleration issues to solve common Firefox problems for instructions.