Windows Ce 6.0 Mozilla Firefox Download
Everardo Laboy
I've been running Firefox successfully on my Windows 10 PC for a long while now. Last night, for some reason it simply ceased to work. New windows and tabs would not load any content. I also couldn't access the Settings at all (clicking on Settings in the browser menu produces no results or feedback.)
I lost a window containing 500+ tabs and really need it back. My computer had just restarted, and usually after that I would recover my tabs using either the "Restore Session" page that would come up or by doing "three-bar menu" > "History" > "Restore previous windows". However, this time, someone else used my laptop after it booted up and started a new tab on the "session restore" page. This window was then closed. When I opened up the window again and navigated back to the original "Restore Session" page, the "Restore Session" button didn't work. Is there any way I can restore my original window with the 500+ tabs? I have a lot of important information that I would be very sad to lose. Thank you.
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Hi,
I don't know why but suddenly im unable to enter my model driven application in firefox.
I am able to go to make.powerapps.com and press the play button for the model driven app.
When the window opens up i see the app layout for a split second and then it says this: "Some components of this app require you to sign in to continue.".
I tried to press the sign in button but nothing happens, I even logged out of my Microsoft account and back in but none of it worked...
@Mick282 oh wow, that's the first time I heard of the fact that firefox had windows Single sign on.
That indeed seems to have solved the issue, although it feels counterintuitive since well if you have to switch accounts you are obligated to add it as a windows account just to use it in the browser.
I don't think that this should have been a thing a browser should be standalone and not intertwined with a device account. I mean if you gonna use firefox on mac or linux and use powerapps its probably still going to fail then.
Unless they intend for it to work like apple you want to something from apple use apple, you want to use something from Microsoft use Windows otherwise you're screwed or that's how it feels (and I don't like that feeling).
Nonetheless issue solved Thx man!
We have the same issue with Chrome when a user log in a windows workstation for the first time. As he/she open chrome for the first time, the bitwarden extension get installed and force pinned, and the base server url is pushed in the registry, but we have the same issue where the user have to actually click on it and save to set it.
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