Mint XFCE default Firefox startup
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captain_juno
Mint XFCE default Firefox startup
I need help stopping Firefox from automatically starting up when I boot into Linux Mint XFCE. I tried to mess with startup and sessions but I still cannot get it to stop popping up.
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vrkalak
Re: Mint XFCE default Firefox startup
Xfce 4 has a feature that will remember and 're-start' all apps and windows, that were running on system shut-off.
So, if FireFox was open and running when you turned off the comp ... guess what? It will open at start-up.
You can go to http://Xfce.org (Wiki or Forums) to learn how-to turn-off this feature
So, if FireFox was open and running when you turned off the comp ... guess what? It will open at start-up.
You can go to http://Xfce.org (Wiki or Forums) to learn how-to turn-off this feature
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captain_juno
Re: Mint XFCE default Firefox startup
Well, that's what I thought at first but I've done it a couple times and whether or not Firefox is running it still comes up on startup.