What to do when Firefox crashes?

Like other browsers, sometimes you use Firefox to surf the Web and experience problems such as cracking your browser, or restarting, and can't open Web pages even though the network connection is normal, .

These errors make you feel uncomfortable and annoying. In the article below, Network Administrator will guide you how to fix these errors on Firefox browser.

1. Use Mozilla Crash Reporter

If Firefox has a Crash error, you might consider considering Mozilla Crash Reporter.

Mozilla Crash Reporter is a small dialog box to let you inform Firefox of problems, problems you are having to get help.

On the Mozilla Crash Reporter dialog box, check the Tell Mozilla option about this crash so they can fix it so that Firefox supports and fixes Crash errors.

If you want to see details of crash errors, click on Detail .

2. Switch to Safe Mode

When Firefox stops working, you can launch the browser in Safe Mode to see if there are any problems with the extensions.

Start Firefox in Safe Mode by pressing and holding the Shift key while you launch the browser.

Or alternatively, click on the Menu button (3 dash icon), click on the question mark icon -> Restart with Add-Ons Disabled and then select Start in Safe Mode on the popup window.

Use the browser to see if there is a Crash error?

3. What to do if Firefox still has Crash error when in Safe Mode?

If after you start Firefox in Safe Mode and still have Crash error, in this case you can access Firefox Hot Topics to find the solution to fix the error you are having.

If you can't find a solution to the problem you're having, you can use crash ID for support.

First enter about: crashes in the browser address bar and press Enter .

Now on the screen you will see a list of crash reports on the browser. Find the latest Crash error under Report ID, right-click it and select Open Link in New Tab to open the crash-stats.mozilla.com page.

After the process is finished, close the report tab.

4. How to reset Firefox browser?

Reset Firefox browser to remove themes, extensions (extensions), addresses of specific websites and harmful search engines saved in the browser.

When resetting Firefox, all browsing history, bookmarks, cookies, and passwords you have saved in Firefox are still in place.

To reset Firefox browser, follow the steps below:

First click on the Menu button (3 dash line icon), click the question mark icon and select Troubleshooting Information .

Next select Refresh Firefox .

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Good luck!