how to restore my tabs ?
i had over 100 tabs for months then now i used prog called track eraser after that i launched my firefox as usuall to find only 1 page!!
do they got deleted permanently??
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You would need an older backup copy of the sessionstore.js file recover those lost tabs.
You can try to restore a previous version of the sessionstore.js file.
- Right-click: Properties > Previous Versions
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What exactly did you use, full name and version with links to support or the home site would help.
I guess it was intended to be erased permanently. You should really try to rely on bookmarks a bit more so that you can keep track of things. Sesionrestore that keeps open tabs is a bit fragile, History is good but not backed up at all by Firefox itself.
You did not give any system information.
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Is that a result of an aaq workflow change. I hope not but it was proposed/planned
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You would need an older backup copy of the sessionstore.js file recover those lost tabs.
You can try to restore a previous version of the sessionstore.js file.
- Right-click: Properties > Previous Versions
i used Tracks Eraser Pro v8 http://www.acesoft.net/download.htm
and i use the latest version of Firefox v 26 . i have windows 7 -- one more question : where do Firefox hide tabs sessions in windows? if it is in hiden temp folder then i guess it got deleted permanently
thanks for reply anyway
You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder:
- Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory: Show Folder (Linux: Open Directory; Mac: Show in Finder)
it seems to be they got deleted permanently
thanks anyway for the quick reply
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it seems to be they got deleted permanently thanks anyway for the quick reply
The answer you marked as a solution mentions sessionstore.js that and files with a similar name are used to store the open tabs.
The files are in the Firefox profile and this is normally a hidden set of folders and files. It is however often tracked by Windows previous versions and so possibly recoverable.
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