The good news is that it's really simple to fix. Although there have been no official reports from Firefox, and it's not entirely clear what is causing Firefox's constant crashes, stalling, and unresponsiveness, it's likely linked to the update itself. Many Firefox users began to report issues after installing a recent Firefox update. If you're a fan, but constant crashing is making you reconsider, before you throw in the towel, take a look at these quick fixes to get your favorite web browser back up and running. If I face problems ahead I will return and do the above but for now it is not needed.When Firefox won't startup, or you're tormented by crashing or stalling issues, it's understandable that many people consider using a different browser.įirefox is used by over 362 million users worldwide and is the third most popular browser with a 4.92% market share. Grizzly's advice in his post and deleted everything and then I went one step further and deleted every file named 'mozilla' or 'fireofox' on hard drive and then one step even further and searched for 'mozilla' and 'firefox' and deleted it all in regedit and installed firefox and everything is back to normal for now. Zip OTL.txt and EXTRAS.txt and attach please or upload it elsewhere
+ Ausgabe: Standard-Ausgabe (standard output, 2 txt files) + "Dateien." Datei-Alter (30 Tage) (files created within 30 days) + "Prozesse" > "alle" (not only safe-list) (means: all processes) Start with admin rights, theses options set "the blah blah" is ok, but persisting problems with a new profile (%appdata%\Mozilla) points out to system and/or instaleld software, sorry, your issues are not made by firefox. And the problems I mentioned above return and persist. And I install firefox, it still says looks like you have re-installed firefox blah blah.
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