Hello! I saw this question (below) on the forum. I'm having much the same problem. Firefox is crashing nearly all my tabs, even those that had been previously loaded. … (xem thêm)
Hello! I saw this question (below) on the forum. I'm having much the same problem. Firefox is crashing nearly all my tabs, even those that had been previously loaded. I cannot use it at all. Clicking "Restore this tab" does nothing. (Firefox has crashed tabs in the past but in those times, "Restore Tab" actually worked.) I actually had to write down on paper the subject and website of each of my tabs (and I had a lot of them, so this took a long time) because when I clicked on each already-loaded tab, Firefox would crash it and I'd lose it--and then it would crash the next one in line before I even got to it.
I have been using Firefox for years and it has never given me this much trouble. I've had tabs stored on it for a long time. "Restore session" always worked if I had to restart my computer for something. It does not work now because every tab crashes with the notice: "GAH! Your tab crashed. Click 'Restore tab' to restore your session." But "restore tab" simply crashes again.
Firefox has allowed a Masterpiece Theater tab and a link to my local newspaper, Pioneer Press (I have a subscription). Others crash. Even some Firefox pages have crashed!
After writing down the info for all my tabs, and then clicking on each one so it would crash and then deleting them so that Firefox had no tabs listed, I tried restarting my computer but this did not help. I also checked Malwarebytes, my anti-virus program, and didn't see a problem there (and I've had it for two years, always using Firefox with not much problem). I think I clicked on "update Firefox" recently and it seemed to work for a while after that, but now this.
I know a little about computers as a user but I'm not very savvy about repair or about all the different commands and controls. Trying to browse through all your articles to find how to fix the problem is exhausting, time consuming and leaves me really confused because I don't really know how to do the things each article suggests. I don't have the time to read article after article and still not be able to fix the problem.
Do I actually need to delete Firefox and then reinstall it? I'd lose all my tabs (website history is still showing under "History), stored passwords and stored credit card information and all other stored information. I'd have to start over completely.
I love Firefox and don't want to switch to Google or some other browser but I might have to if this continues.
According to your instruction to the user below--please be sure to view her note--here are some of my recent crash reports. Thank you for any help you can give me. Please also tell me how to reply to you if what you suggest does not work.
FYI, I have Windows 10.
--Martha Henderson (crash reports below).
bp-c0fada24-adcc-4f0e-8675-212760251125
bp-f907e9c7-8ec2-48b7-a1b8-6dae40251125
bp-629ea128-83f7-4ac7-ba8c-991530251125
bp-420f47fe-6a45-416d-b25a-c3ee50251125
bp-a39e7bbb-cb91-4038-ab19-43e9f0251125
bp-5bf134fb-3a41-4b09-8b15-cc2190251125
bp-427e7858-be55-4d41-80cd-75da20251125
bp-56e2d61b-3193-436f-a6c4-d715e0251125
bp-94074f0a-1aa5-40c9-a56d-6cb7b0251125
bp-3748b89f-591c-4326-ada6-a093a0251125
"rose.treasure
11/13/25, 10:10 AM
No matter what I try to read or go to, Firefox crashes repeatedly. I literally cannot use it at all. I keep getting:
Gah. Your tab just crashed.
We can help!
Choose Restore This Tab or Restore All Crashed Tabs to reload the page/pages.
Clicking those options fixes nothing! How do I go back to the previous version, please?"
