The Session Restore crash recovery feature will be disabled completely.
Hereafter, you will not notice the reloading of web pages at launch after a reboot or a crash.
In the resulting grid, double-click on the setting and set the Integer pref _resumed_crashes to 0 on the about: config page. Then, in the Search box at the top, type ‘ _resumed_crashes’ and wait for few seconds. If the Session Restore window doesn’t appear automatically, you can try to call it by clicking History -> Restore Previous. If you check the tabs opened earlier that have to be restored and click Restore button, Firefox opens these web-pages. If you see “This might void your warranty!” warning page, click ‘I’ll be careful, I promise’ button to continue to the about: config page. Firefox can restore all windows and tabs open at the last exit or unexpected failure of Firefox. It allows you to modify the behavior of the browser. The action when confirmed will open the Configuration Editor (about: config page) and give you access to the list of Firefox settings known as preferences. If you have Firefox browser installed on your PC, open it and type about: config in its location bar and press Enter. NOTE: Here is my example of how I do things now but keep in mind that there are now better ways of doing this.While most find this feature of reloading the tabs – as you do not lose the web pages you were reading – if you find this annoying you can disable this feature.Ī setting in the browser prevents restoring a previous session when Firefox is opened after an unexpected close or software crash. Grid" I dont need to worry about the performance impact of re-openingīrowsers anymore because I can throw more hardware at the problem and Now I close the browser after each test but since I now use "Selenium. Interface feature, but since I am using JDK1.7, I needed to do this My using Scala and/or JDK1.8 because they have the "defender method" My test classes could not extend any other class. Myĭriver was part of a Utility class extended by all tests and therefore Using a static global webdriver object was bad programming practice. I have since then, abandoned this method because I no longer need it, for the following reasons: Then, as my tests run, it reuses the windows. Then, after each test I close all windows except for the last one and redirect the last window to "about:blank". Then, I also created some methods to keep track of how many windows are open and make sure that the last window is never closed. Change from retain tabs from previous session to Begin fresh with a start page. Then, pass that member as an argument to each test. I have done it in the past by declaring my Selenium driver instance as a static member loaded by the entire test suite.
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