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Open previous windows and tabs is broken #2836

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opened 2026年01月28日 10:59:04 +01:00 by somewhat69 · 9 comments

LibreWolf Version

147.0.1-3

Operating System

Arch Linux / Manjaro

Installation Source / Package

Arch User Repository (AUR)

Description

When Open previous windows and tabs is disabled , it still continues to open previously open windows and tabs.

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### LibreWolf Version 147.0.1-3 ### Operating System Arch Linux / Manjaro ### Installation Source / Package Arch User Repository (AUR) ### Description When Open previous windows and tabs is disabled , it still continues to open previously open windows and tabs. ### Logs / Screenshots _No response_

Go to about:config and search for browser.startup.page. What value does it have?

Go to `about:config` and search for `browser.startup.page`. What value does it have?

it has the value of 1

it has the value of 1

// 0 = blank, 1 = home (browser.startup.homepage), 2 = last visited page, 3 = resume previous browser session

Are you by any chance forcefully closing LibreWolf instead of closing it normally?

`// 0 = blank, 1 = home (browser.startup.homepage), 2 = last visited page, 3 = resume previous browser session` Are you by any chance forcefully closing LibreWolf instead of closing it normally?

I typically close it using alt+f4 or directly pressing the cross button with tabs open . Iirc this didn't happen on windows

I typically close it using alt+f4 or directly pressing the cross button with tabs open . Iirc this didn't happen on windows

set browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash to false in about:config. If this stops it, LibreWolf is somehow not getting shutdown properly. If it doesn't stop the behavior, set it back totrue.

set `browser.sessionstore.resume_from_crash` to `false` in `about:config`. If this stops it, LibreWolf is somehow not getting shutdown properly. If it doesn't stop the behavior, set it back to`true`.

yes , it does seem to fix it

yes , it does seem to fix it

@somewhat69 wrote in #2836 (comment):

yes , it does seem to fix it

I would recommend starting LibreWolf from a terminal and seeing what output you get when you close it.

@somewhat69 wrote in https://codeberg.org/librewolf/issues/issues/2836#issuecomment-10252780: > yes , it does seem to fix it I would recommend starting LibreWolf from a terminal and seeing what output you get when you close it.

I get no output

I get no output

You could also open the browser console with Ctrl + Shift + J, then only close LibreWolf and see if you get anything there.

You could also open the browser console with Ctrl + Shift + J, then only close LibreWolf and see if you get anything there.
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