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The code that repaired my Firefox application is as follows:
sudo apt-get -purge firefox
mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla.old
sudo apt-get install firefox
I am so very happy. Thanks to all who provided help. At the very least I learned a lot during this post. Special thanks to you Vinny for your patience and steadfastness. Cudos all!
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Originally posted by Shabakthanai View PostThe code that repaired my Firefox application is as follows:
sudo apt-get -purge firefox
mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla.old
sudo apt-get install firefox
I am so very happy. Thanks to all who provided help. At the very least I learned a lot during this post. Special thanks to you Vinny for your patience and steadfastness. Cudos all!
if firefox is now working well for you you can remove/delete the ~/.mozilla.old from your home directory it could be over 2-300Mib's in size , mine is anyway.
you can do this in dolphin or the CLI .
in dolphin wile in your home directory press alt+. and you will then see the hidden .files/directorys scroll down to the .mozilla.old directory/folder and wile holding the ctrl key down click the mozilla.old directory/folder this will select it , now press shift+delete a box will pop up asking if you want to permanently remove this ,,,,,if ONLY the .mozilla.old directory/folder is listed hit enter or click ok ,,,, this method bypasses the trash can and permanently removes the file/directory.
in the CLI you can do this withCode:rm -rf ~/.mozilla.old
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