firefox why does it keep going from maximised to windowed when i close a tab?
I always run Firefox in it's maximised setting, but recently, I have come across an annoying problem - when closing a tab, it will go into "windowed" mode (so its still on the screen, but taking up less of it). Does anybody know why this happens, and, more importantly, how to stop it happenning? I'm running Windows 8.1, fully updated.
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Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web Link} by holding down the <Shift>
(Mac Options) key, and then starting Firefox. Is the problem still there?
I also have this problem, and have just gone into safe mode to see what happens.
And within a minute of my answer above, I opened a few more tabs, closed one without incident, and then closed another, after which the window shrank horizontally from full screen to half screen. Problem not solved.
This has been happening for several months, through several versions. Currently running 4.0.2 in Windows 10.
pedagogue said
And within a minute of my answer above, I opened a few more tabs, closed one without incident, and then closed another, after which the window shrank horizontally from full screen to half screen. Problem not solved.
Is it exactly half the screen, like what happens if a window is maximized and you hold down the Windows key and press the left arrow key, or "restored" to the default resizable window size? Either would be weird...
jscher2000 said
pedagogue saidAnd within a minute of my answer above, I opened a few more tabs, closed one without incident, and then closed another, after which the window shrank horizontally from full screen to half screen. Problem not solved.Is it exactly half the screen, like what happens if a window is maximized and you hold down the Windows key and press the left arrow key, or "restored" to the default resizable window size? Either would be weird...
For this question, it does look like exactly half the screen. I have a separate thread with the question "Why does the entire firefox window frequently shrink when I close a tab." Your are making suggestions on that thread, jscher2000, so I will stick to that and drop out of this one