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<!-- This article will be obsolete when bug 218257 is fixed. --> Firefox may repeatedly open new, empty tabs or windows after you click on a link, forcing you to close Firefox. The same untitled tabs or blank windows may open the next time you start Firefox, if the previous session is restored. This usually happens because you chose Firefox as the program to always use for a particular action, such as opening a certain type of file or launching an application to send mail. __TOC__ = Start a new Firefox session = You may be forced to close Firefox if it is repeatedly opening multiple tabs or windows. Firefox includes a [[Session Restore|Session Restore]] feature that can restore your windows and tabs from the previous session after a crash or unexpected close. {for fx35} The same multiple tabs or windows may start opening when you next start Firefox, forcing you to close Firefox again. If you see a Restore Session (i.e. "''Well this is embarrassing''") page when you restart Firefox, click {button Start New Session}. {/for} {for fx3} If you see a Restore Previous Session dialog when you next start Firefox, click {button Start New Session}. {/for} Once you start a new Firefox session, follow the instructions given below to fix the problem. = Change the action for a content type = You may be able to fix the problem by finding the content type that is set to use Firefox and then changing the action, using these steps: # [[T:optionspreferences]] # Select the {menu Applications} panel. # If you know which item in the Content Types column is causing the problem, select it. Otherwise, in the Search box, type ''Use Firefox''. The list will display only items that are set to "Use Firefox". {for win}<br/> <br/>[[Image:5eebc2b250adc20907ca554a18ddb538-1264014905-36-1.png]]{/for} # For each problematic content type, select a new action from the menu in the Action column. If you're not sure which action to pick, choose '''Always ask'''. # [[T:closeOptionsPreferences]]. For general information on content types, see [[Managing file types]]. = Reset actions for all content types = If the preceding steps didn't fix the problem, or if you can't find the problematic item in the Applications list, you will have to reset the actions for all content types, by manually deleting the file that stores these settings. {note}This will remove all customized content type actions, not just the one that is causing the problem. You will have to make those changes over again after taking these steps.{/note} # [[T:profileFolder]] # Close Firefox. [[T:closeFirefox]] # Delete the file named {filepath mimeTypes.rdf}. # Restart Firefox. {for win} = Check for malware = If the problem is still not solved, or if Firefox is opening multiple tabs or windows with unwanted content, consider that your system may be infected by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malware malware]. For more information, see [[Is my Firefox problem a result of malware]]. {/for}