Firefox sercurity questions

[Jim Herrmann]

I will try this out.  Just for those who don't spend a lot of time in 
the KDE Control Center, I finally found the option Jason is referring 
too in KDE Components -> Session Manager.  That might save some people 
some time.

Thanks,
Jim

Jason Clinton wrote:

>On Friday 27 May 2005 10:31, Gary Hildebrand wrote:
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>>I've recently upgraded (if you can call it that) to SuSE 9.3 Pro, and it
>>came with Firefox 1.0 as the default browser.
>>
>>Thinks started out pretty good, but now at various times my computer
>>just seems to loose its attention.  I have to click again on links and
>>buttons, just to get it to go where I want.
>>
>>I don't know whether that is a result of my slow prrocessor (500 MHz
>>k6-2) or if someone hacked into Firefox while I was online.
>>
>>Just curious if you guys have seen anything similar . . .  ??????
>>    
>>
>
>I recently discovered that a horde of programs now take advantage of the 
>session save and restore functions in KDE and Gnome... things that you think 
>have been shut down (but that really went to a background process) that were 
>never added to any kind of "start up list" will keep coming back each time 
>you log in because they have been "restored to their previously running 
>state" by the session manager. You can solve this by telling the desktop 
>environment that you do NOT want to save a list of programs that are running 
>when you log out and do NOT attempt to restart them when you log back in.
>
>It cleaned things up quite a bit for me.
>
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