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With Firefox 29 Session Manager deleted with stored session, bookmarks deleted and links in Thunderbird don't open

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bielefelder
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The recent Firefox 29 messed my work up. It deleted my Session Manager in which I had previously stored several sessions with many important tabs, it deleted all my bookmarks, and I can't open any links embedded in Thunderbird emails. Is there any solution to this available or forthcoming? I would like to know whether I have to consider my old stored sessions and my bookmarks lost or whether they can still be saved. So far I trusted the Firefox updates blindly. That will now change.

The recent Firefox 29 messed my work up. It deleted my Session Manager in which I had previously stored several sessions with many important tabs, it deleted all my bookmarks, and I can't open any links embedded in Thunderbird emails. Is there any solution to this available or forthcoming? I would like to know whether I have to consider my old stored sessions and my bookmarks lost or whether they can still be saved. So far I trusted the Firefox updates blindly. That will now change.

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HI bielefelder, For Thunderbird embedded links: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/hyperlinks-in-messages-not-working

For your session manager, Back up and restore information in Firefox profiles, Profiles - Where Firefox stores your bookmarks, passwords and other user data, Recover lost or missing Bookmarks.