Re: Firefox broken

From: Vincent Lefevre (vincent_at_vinc17.org)
Date: 06/11/05

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    On 2005-06-09 17:15:31 -0400, Patrick Wiseman wrote:
    > I just upgraded all my extensions (from within Firefox), and now
    > Firefox comes up, but is completely unresponsive. I suspect that one
    > of the extensions is bad or incompatible with another. Any advice on
    > how I can remove them all and then selectively reinstall? I can't do
    > it from within Firefox itself because, as I say, it's completely
    > unresponsive.

    Perhaps the best solution is to create a new profile and retrieve
    some of the files from your old profile. Otherwise you can try to
    edit the Extensions.rdf file (after a backup) and ignore the other
    directories.

    BTW, concerning the responsiveness, I find Firefox very slow when
    typing characters in forms (from web pages), like the very simple
    one on Google's home page: Firefox reacts at a speed of about
    4 characters per second. Moreover Firefox takes 100% CPU time
    when I'm typing in a form. But if I paste a string, it appears
    immediately. So, the problem comes from the input method. Has
    anyone noticed this problem?

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