![]() It seems that when you uninstall an extension or a Greasemonkey script, not everything is completely erased.įunnily enough, the biggest offender in this area seems to be Google – months after uninstalling the toolbar and Browser Sync, I found temp files in my Firefox profile today with old settings for these programs. I had noticed for quite some time that my Firefox profile had tons of crap accumulated from extensions I had uninstalled up to a year ago. Just like you should always defrag your PC on a regular basis, a complete reinstall of Firefox is also probably a good idea every 6 months or so. After a long time doing online CPR, I eventually called the time of death and prepared for its resurrection. It refused to download anything, refused to load images and the menus had a long hard think whether to open up or not. I don’t exactly know the exact cause of death (an initial autopsy proved inconclusive) but for some reason it refused to do whatever I told it to do.
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