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After automatically updating to v18.0.1 a new session of FF now opens with all of the tabs that were open when I closed the previous session. How can I get it back to where a new session opens only with my home page?

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by Steve2526

Ah Hah! That worked, so it appears that it's an Tab Mix Plus issue.

Thanks

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The TabMix Plus setting pictured above shows you have selected "Startup Session: Last Session". Change that option. You will need to adjust the settings on the "Session" tabs in TMP; I do not use the TMP Session manager (I use the Session Manager extension instead), you can not use both SM and TMP Seesions, so I can not advise you of the settings. Following is the TMP Manual (there are 3 sections for the Session tab.

You can also register and inquire at the TMP forum - http://tmp.garyr.net/forum/index.php

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iamjayakumars
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Change your Home Page Setting

Tools > Options > General > StartUp

When Firefox Starts > Choose the Show my Home Page

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That's how I've always had FF set. Here's the settings for FF and Tab Mix Plus. This issue just started with the update to v18.

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iamjayakumars
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Disable you "Tab Mix Plus" extension and try it

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Ah Hah! That worked, so it appears that it's an Tab Mix Plus issue.

Thanks

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iamjayakumars
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Check whether your addons are updated or not...

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They are all up to date.

I've marked the problem as solved.

Thanks again for the suggestion

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TheOldFox
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The TabMix Plus setting pictured above shows you have selected "Startup Session: Last Session". Change that option. You will need to adjust the settings on the "Session" tabs in TMP; I do not use the TMP Session manager (I use the Session Manager extension instead), you can not use both SM and TMP Seesions, so I can not advise you of the settings. Following is the TMP Manual (there are 3 sections for the Session tab.

You can also register and inquire at the TMP forum - http://tmp.garyr.net/forum/index.php

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OldFox - I've installed the Session Manager and set it to open with my home page. Works so far, so hopefully all is solved.

Thanks to both of you.

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