Every time I install or update an add-on, Firefox then pops open the add-ons dialog after the next time the browser starts. I have never ever had a use for this, it's just another popup window for me to close. Is there an about:config setting I can enter to stop this from happening?
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From: https://forums.mozilla.org/addons/viewtopic.php?p=1881&sid=b8a963f929efff6834f817b6ee621a9b
Looks like this will be a new feature, hopefully soon. EDIT: Link info is several months old, so it may already be implemented, however I can't find any such settings. | |||
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Try typing about:config in the URL, then change extensions.getAddOns.showPane to false. I realize that just removes the add ons pane from the actual tools>add ons window, but maybe if the pane is not there it will not prompt you for updates. You can always change it back if you want to browse or update add ons. | |||||
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Upgrade to FireFox 4 Beta. The add-ons window is no longer a window, just a tab opened in your normal browser window. If I remember correctly, it also does not pop up the tab after add-ons have been updated. | |||
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Ok I found a solution that worked for me, I simply dragged the user.js and the user.js.BAK to the desktop, before that I had done the same with the prefs.js and prefs.js.BAK, but that didn't help, so it's apparently the user file that was an error with. It was the link from cor-el (Firefox forum supporter) that helped me on the way http://kb.mozillazine.org/Preferences_not_saved It's at the bottom titled User.js file locks certain preferences. This article can also help https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Preferences%20are%20not%20saved It have still not made a new user.js file, but everything runs fine, hope this can help others to. | |||
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