Firefox takes a long time to be responsive on first start
I'm having the exact same problem that
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1157490
firefox itself opens and loads within seconds perfectly fine,[...] But when I try to go to any website, it takes ages to load and function normally. [...]
Once it has loaded the website(s) it functions completely normally
As the solution in that thread was a full format I'm reopening this to find a more precise solution.
I tried everything on that thread without success. Deactivated every plug-in and the problem persist. Running in safe-mode corrects the problem.
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被選擇的解決方法
Very good!
I created a second user and installed the add-ons I use regularly and Firefox still opened normally, which made it clear that it was something in my usual user installation.
I tried about:support -> Reset Firefox. It didn't solve the problem.
So I uninstalled firefox with synaptic by checking the option Completely uninstall but the problem was only resolved until I manually removed the folders
/home/user/.mozilla/firefox /home/user/.cache/mozilla/firefox
Even completely uninstalling Firefox doesn't remove those folders, which I think should be normal behavior.
Problem Solved! Thanks!
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If running in Safe Mode corrects the issue, it sounds like an add-on. Not sure what OS, but I would log into another account, then open Firefox to see if you have the same issue.
選擇的解決方法
Very good!
I created a second user and installed the add-ons I use regularly and Firefox still opened normally, which made it clear that it was something in my usual user installation.
I tried about:support -> Reset Firefox. It didn't solve the problem.
So I uninstalled firefox with synaptic by checking the option Completely uninstall but the problem was only resolved until I manually removed the folders
/home/user/.mozilla/firefox /home/user/.cache/mozilla/firefox
Even completely uninstalling Firefox doesn't remove those folders, which I think should be normal behavior.
Problem Solved! Thanks!
The OS is Linux Mint Cinnamon 20.2, by the way.