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jroy

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FireFox just reset everything, it changed the theme back to the default one, erased my history, my cookies, and my bookmarks??? Do I have a virus or something? Does anyone know what caused this?
 
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Well, I think it could be a virus maybe spyware, are you useing a proxy?
 
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Happened to me too last week and a month or two ago too :| .

It just works normally, then I closed it and opened FF again and it asked me to choose the profile. I chose my name and it said something was wrong, like an error or something. I then chose "Default Profile" and it worked, and the incident last month all my bookmarks were gone and a couple of days ago, my bookmarks were intact but the themes and everything was reset. :-/


True_Snake
 
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That happened to me.
Anyone know how to change profiles on Firefox without this happening for future know how.
 
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Ya, this has happened to me before, but its not a virus or spyware or anything. It is a glitch between Windows and FireFox. No real way to prevent it, except making backups.

Tom
 
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That happened to me, but the style didn't reset or anything.
 
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I'm sure this will be fixed soon enough, although it hasn't happened to me. You'd better check bugzilla to be sure it's reported already, and see what they've said about it.
 
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This has never happened to me before.
 
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I think Microsoft and Internet Explorer should be cencored out and replaced with Mozilla and Firefox here on namepros :p

I have never had a problem with firefox, ooh yeah a few months back i opened like 200 java-applets and it crashed damn its unstable lol, Stay with firefox, :) dont move or ill shoot you :p
 
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probably spyware on your PC
 
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