Asked By
emilio.jr
10 points
N/A
Posted on - 05/24/2012
Every time I use Mozilla Firefox as my browser I can never get rid of the problem wherein it stops responding until I am forced to close the browser and open again.
However, instead of switching to other browsers, I still prefer Mozilla because I notice that it works faster than others, yet it is irritating when suddenly it stops responding.
How can I resolve this issue?
Mozilla Firefox browser stops responding
Do you have many plug-ins?
I prefer you to delete all unnecessary plug-ins except adblock plus. plug-ins may cause the not responding of the Mozilla Firefox. its still too the best browser for me because of its lesser lag even if you have a slow connection, you still can browse properly.
I also have some experiences like yours and its getting annoying already, until i deleted all plug-ins.
And now, my Mozilla Firefox works just fine. try also deleting your cookies and internet cache, it floods up your Mozilla Firefox.
If you have a theme installed in Mozilla, try to change the theme to its default theme or try a theme that it is not too big, sometimes, it causes extra load to your Mozilla Firefox.
Mozilla Firefox browser stops responding
Solution:
Be sure that the latest Firefox version is installed in your computer.
Check your Services are Started on all PCs:
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Computer Browser
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DHCP Client
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DNS Client
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Network Connections
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Network Location Awareness
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Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
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Server
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TCP/IP Netbios helper
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Workstation
Mozilla Firefox browser stops responding
Firefox can be unresponsive for many reasons. Please try any of the following ways. Well if the problem does not happens after a specific action, like after downloading a file or going into a specific page then you must create a new database.
1. Creating a new database may solve this problem. At the top menu, click on Firefox button. Then go to the Help menu and select Troubleshooting information.
2. A new window will open. Select Application Basics tab, then a new folder will be open.
3. In that folder search the files named places.sqlite and places.sqlite-journal and rename them. Simply add .old at the end of the names.
4. By this way a new database will be created. Then restart Firefox and hopefully your problem will be fixed.
Another way is to delete duplicate session restore files:
Follow step 1 and 2 from the above then search files named sessionstore.js. If there is any you must delete it. Restart your browser and the problem will be solved.
