Wierd FireFox issue, "user" profiles..
Can anyone help me with my FF issue? It has crashed on me maby 3 times in the past 6 months, all the times I accidentally clicked a pop up and it went berzerk, then when I restarted FF it gave me a new user screen. So I thought all my old bookmarks were gone, so I just remade them all. Then it crashed for the second or third time awhile later, and this time when it gave me the new user screen when I restarted FF, I saw my first account on the list, so I selected it and all my old bookmarks were back. Now, FF crashed AGAIN, and this time, I got no user selection screen. All my bookmarks are gone, and its a real PITA. I know they are all saved somewhere, but I have no clue how to switch "users" and get them back. I searched FF help, but saw nothing relating to a user selection. Does anyone know what the hell is going on with my broser? I appreciate any help. 
Thanks!
-Mike

Thanks!
-Mike
I didnt even get a user selection list this time. Windows is what crashed, I was browsing the net, and then my computer shut off (not through the log out power down thing, I mean it was like i unplugged it). I know all my settings are saved, I just dont know how to switch users from current default to one that I saved before.
I just noticed that wierd is speeled wrong.
I before E except in the case of weird which is a weird word in that aspect, there are a couple others that break this rule as well
I before E except in the case of weird which is a weird word in that aspect, there are a couple others that break this rule as well
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Originally Posted by Nightshade
I just noticed that wierd is speeled wrong.
I before E except in the case of weird which is a weird word in that aspect, there are a couple others that break this rule as well
I before E except in the case of weird which is a weird word in that aspect, there are a couple others that break this rule as well



