On Tue, Jan 28, 2025 at 11:12:43PM -0500, Maureen Thomas wrote: > On 1/28/25 9:58 PM, David Christensen wrote: > > > > What is the make and model of the computer? Processor? Memory > > module(s)? Disk drives? How are the disk drives connected? What is > > contained on the disk drives? > > > > > > Do you have a recent image of the disk drive containing Debian? > > > > > > Do you have current backups? If so, what is backed up? If not, please > > backup now. > > > Its a HP Desktop M01-F3XXX with AMD Ryzen 5 5600G Radeon Graphics, Realtec > Audio 6.0.9400.1, 237 GB Drive, 8GB Ram . That harddrive holds Debian > installed only. I have a 2 TB hard drive for my back up. So all of my files > are backed up daily. I do not have an image of the HD contained in the HP.
As I see it, are these parts missing: * Focus on the original problem * Effort for making reading in the discussion order possible Thing that I haven't seen yet is follow-up on | > If not then I recommend wiping all user settings for Firefox and then | > reloading Firefox. I had to do this one time a year or so ago. It was | > sad to loose my many bookmarks but it did clean out my Firefox. | > Below is how I wiped my user settings, maybe someone can tell you a | > better way? | > | > I think I used something like: | > $ rm -rf .cache/mozilla/firefox | > $ rm -rf .mozilla/firefox | | ACK! Dangerous, as you say. Instead, rename the directories so you can | recover the whole or part of it. e.g.: | | mv ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox ~/.cache/mozilla/firefox.old | Regards Geert Stappers User of Firefox and Debian 12 Happy user of Firefox and Debian 12 -- Silence is hard to parse
