Chrome Keeps Opening Old Tabs
My good friend,I don't know if it was casualty or causality what happend, but maybe what caused it was an update for Chrome after the Windows update.Usually Windows update mess up some stuff, like the beats audio drivers (dunno why, but after every big update I, like many others, have to re install the driver)Nevertheless, I already checked that function and was set ' when opening the browser. Open a new tab' as usual.What seems to have worked is to disable background processing after closing.It's in the advanced settings, at the bottom under 'system' category.My guess is that this last version of Chrome it's not ending the process of the old tabs after closing Chrome, therefore you get to see them after opening Chrome again.Hope that someone else find this usefull.Cheers!
Safari keeps opening with old tabs from about 3 weeks ago rather than my home page. On start up safari is showing as open and there is a folder in the right hand part of the dock. This has the old tabs in it and safari opens with these and not my home page. I've seen other threads which advise to ensure preferences are set correctly etc but none of this has worked. All settings are for my home page to open and not previous windows. What confuses me is why these particular old tabs are opening.
Chrome Keeps Opening Last Session
Any ideas how to get rid of them and for safari to start opening with my home page again. In reply to bbfc and Hackintosh - I don't have safari in my log in items and I have used cmd w and cmd q to quit windows and the safari app. But these. old tabs and safari keep appearing on start up. It's almost that's there's a second safari app with just these tabs on it. If I close safari once started up and then open with the shift key it goes to my normal home page. After surfing if I then restart what is interesting is that when safari opens with the old tabs it shows none of my recent history from the last usage!
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Oct 28, 2018 - While Firefox, Opera and even Internet Explorer and Edge have their fans, many of us stick to Chrome as our primary browser. There are good.
Any more ideas? Hmm!Now I am very interested in what the. is going on there.On start up safari is showing as open and there is a folder in the right hand part of the dock. This has the old tabs in it and safari opens with these and not my home page.Alright, so let me see here. That folder that is on the DOCK, do you mean near the Trash can? Did you inadvertently drag that to the dock to make a short-cut?Could you remove that from the Dock by draging it off and making it disapear in a cloud of smoke?It seems somehow, you set a folder (of 3 links) to open up on start-up, if I can picture this correctly.
I have been experiencing the exact same issue as eddiethered for the past 2 weeks, I'm having 4 old browser tabs open everytime I launch Safari. This is not an issue of a settings configuration, it is an issue of a bad.plist or cache from what I can tell. Like eddiethered, I have ensured the following:. My default homepage is about:blank, so upon Safari launch nothing other than a blank page should appear. It is not an issue of restarting the OS and having 'Reopen windows when logging back in' checked off, when I restart I ALWAYS uncheck that - but in the past week the same apps seem to relaunch automatically when they shouldn't.
This is not an issue of previously closing vs quitting the Safari browser, I Command-Q all my apps when I am finished with them. Even when I hard-quit Safari, the old 4 browser tabs/websites reappear. This is not a issue of Login Items as I don't have a single application listed as a Login Item for my Username.I've also noticed other apps having issues (iChat, Chrome). As of now Firefox is the only browser that is launching without any issues. Yes an OS reinstall could be an option but that is a substantial amount of effort I don't want to invest. Due to the other apps having issues this may be an issue at the OS level and not Safari.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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