Firefox-Ubuntu - How to restore tabs after <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<PrtSc>+REISUB ?

[Adam]

Firefox now starts with New Tab after the reboot. ALL my previous tabs
are gone.

Any ideas?

[Allodoxaphobia]

Post by Adam
Firefox now starts with New Tab after the reboot.
ALL my previous tabs are gone.
Any ideas?

Did you check in [HISTORY] ?

[Adam]

Post by Allodoxaphobia

Post by Adam
Firefox now starts with New Tab after the reboot.
ALL my previous tabs are gone.
Any ideas?

Did you check in [HISTORY] ?

Just checked. "Recently Closed Tabs/Windows" both grayed out.
But, yes, history will be quite helpful.

Firefox often prompts to restore tabs after abnormal shutdown but NOT
this time.

[Bobbie Sellers]

Post by Adam

Post by Allodoxaphobia

Post by Adam
Firefox now starts with New Tab after the reboot.
ALL my previous tabs are gone.
Any ideas?

Did you check in [HISTORY] ?

Just checked. "Recently Closed Tabs/Windows" both grayed out.
But, yes, history will be quite helpful.
Firefox often prompts to restore tabs after abnormal shutdown but NOT
this time.

When I see this it usually means that there is another Firefox
Window open. But surely you have bookmarked the most important ones.
and can dig the rest out of your memery. ;^)

bliss

[stepore]

Post by Adam
Firefox now starts with New Tab after the reboot. ALL my previous tabs
are gone.

Won't help you now but consider using Tab Session Manager extension. It
auto saves your tabs every x-minutes just in case FF doesn't come back
with open tabs where you left off (if/when it crashes).

[Bobbie Sellers]

Post by stepore

Firefox now starts with New Tab after the reboot.  ALL my previous tabs
are gone.

Won't help you now but consider using Tab Session Manager extension. It
auto saves your tabs every x-minutes just in case FF doesn't come back
with open tabs where you left off (if/when it crashes).

Thanks for the hint. I am passing it oe.
Updates and simply digital weirdness saddle me with the rebuiding a
session way too often.
Thank again
bliss

bliss- Dell Precision 7730- PCLOS 2024.02- Linux 6.5.13- Plasma 5.27.10

[rbowman]

Post by stepore
Won't help you now but consider using Tab Session Manager extension. It
auto saves your tabs every x-minutes just in case FF doesn't come back
with open tabs where you left off (if/when it crashes).

Maybe I'm paranoid but 'read and modify browsing history' doesn't give me
a warm feeling.

[stepore]

Post by rbowman

Post by stepore
Won't help you now but consider using Tab Session Manager extension. It
auto saves your tabs every x-minutes just in case FF doesn't come back
with open tabs where you left off (if/when it crashes).

Maybe I'm paranoid but 'read and modify browsing history' doesn't give me
a warm feeling.

Show me an extension that doesn't do same. :)