Where is Firefox Sessionstore?
profile folder
Firefox uses the sessionstore. js file in the profile folder to store session data, but this file is only present when Firefox is closed. The sessionstore. js file is created from recovery.
How do I remove a Firefox script?
Just open the folder and locate the scripts that you want to delete. Deleting them in the folder removes them from the Firefox web browser as well. Some Firefox add-ons are stored in the extensions folder, while others are directly placed in the profile folder root.
How do I delete synced data from Firefox?
Sign out of your Firefox Account on a device
- Click on the menu button. to open the menu panel.
- Click on your Firefox Account (email address).
- Click Sign Out.
- To delete your synced information from that installation, put a checkbox next to Delete data from this device (logins, passwords, history, bookmarks, etc.)
How do I remove Greasemonkey from Firefox?
Greasemonkey can be uninstalled like any other extension. In the Add-ons Manager, Extensions category, click the Remove button next to it.
How do I remove a Greasemonkey script?
To uninstall the Greasemonkey add-on itself, go to Tools > Add-ons and remove it.
How do I delete history from Firefox?
Chosen Solution
- Opt out of Syncing History.
- Delete all the history you do not wish to Sync. Remembering that will now be on all your Synced devices so you will need to check each one.
- Once you are happy the information does not exist on any device re-enable Syncing of History if that is something you want.
What happens if I delete my Firefox account?
You will return to the sign up page displaying a message saying Account deleted successfully. Note: Any add-ons or themes you have developed will be deleted when you delete your Firefox Account unless another account holder shares ownership of them.
How do I go back to previous version of Firefox?
Downgrade and Install an Older Version of Firefox
- Step 1: Download an Older Firefox Build. Open the Firefox directory listings on the web browser.
- Step 2: Install the Older Version of Firefox. Now that the older version has been downloaded in local storage.
- Step 3: Disable Automatic Updates.