If it was keeping track of open tabs, you might be able to extract those from one of Firefox's session history files. What kind of data was the OneTab extension storing? If it IS what you want, back on the about:profiles page, click the '''Set as default profile''' button for that profile so Firefox uses it automatically at the next startup. '''This is the profile in use and it cannot be deleted.'''ĭo you have another profile named '''default''' or default-''longnumber'' listed on this page? If so, you can check whether it is the one you were using recently by clicking its '''Launch profile in new browser''' button. ''Please do not use any Remove buttons!'' Each will show links to a pair of folders please ignore those for now. This page should list at least one profile and could list many. Inside Firefox, type or paste '''about:profiles''' in the address bar and press Enter/Return to load it. If it IS what you want, back on the about:profiles page, click the Set as default profile button for that profile so Firefox uses it automatically at the next startup. If it isn't what you want, simply close that new window. This is the profile in use and it cannot be deleted.ĭo you have another profile named default or default- longnumber listed on this page? If so, you can check whether it is the one you were using recently by clicking its Launch profile in new browser button. The profile that Firefox is currently using will have this: Inside Firefox, type or paste about:profiles in the address bar and press Enter/Return to load it. If Firefox again starts up without your regular data, could you check whether your stuff is available in a different profile, as follows:
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If you haven't already, could you close out of Firefox and do a normal Windows shutdown and restart to complete any pending updates and release any file locks. I'll mention one other recent thing that is affecting several users:įirefox 67 made some changes to how profiles work, and for some users, there is a glitch in the migration. Using the internal cache cleaning shouldn't affect extension data.
Tutu wotmołwu w konteksće čitać 👍 1 Wšě wotmołwy (11) I suspect that is a page the extension displays, and not your data. When I click it, it comes as a blank page. Oh, and looking at one of the extracted URL's page, I see OneTab listed (moz-extension://36abea0d-069a-40b5-a4e1-b75414020b47/onetab.html). You can back up critical files from time to time: Back up and restore information in Firefox profiles. I was just looking at passwords and I see "Import" but not "export"? One thing is for sure, anytime I let Firefox update, I'm exporting whatever I have in OneTab, maybe even bookmarks, and passwords. You could "Scrounge" that file to see what it contains. Previously, OneTab extension data was stored Īt some point, that would have been migrated into an IndexedDB database, with the old file renamed to However, the data in these files is difficult to extract in a readable format. sqlite, so I'm not sure what might be in it.Ĭurrently, extension data is stored in IndexedDB databases. As far as I know I don't have anything to read. sqlite file that has something to do with OneTab.
There is a folder in the "Old Data" folder that in one of it's sub-folders has a. Those are Firefox's own session history files, not OneTab files, so there won't be a perfect correspondence. So far, I don't think I've found the actual OneTab items as a group, but I have found various URL's that I may have had on it. I'm playing around with putting different files on your page.
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