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Can I post this question — now REwritten and citing Super User — similar to one deleted by moderator?

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Just checking before posting the following. Thanks.

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Can I await Mozilla or Firefox to unearth the awry Add On(s)awry, before attempting myself? How long needs Firefox?

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  1. Does Firefox automatically disable Add Ons that become astray?

  2. Or does Firefox rely on volunteers to warn them of such Add Ons?

  3. I copy this question from Super User. Rather than action DrMoishe Pippik's bifurcation stopgap now myself, can I simply wait for Mozilla — or someone more technologically skillful — to disable the amiss Add On(s)?

My material facts are based on this Super User.

On 27 Jan 2021, I shut down my Windows 10 laptop to buy lunch.

After returning from lunch 2 hours later, I turned on my laptop. But then Firefox stopped loading tabs, while my Internet and my Chrome and Edge browsers were all working perfectly. But my tabs load perfectly when I use Firefox in "Troubleshoot Mode" works perfectly!

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Please carefully read https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/285726/285729#answer-285729 Even if you a... (1 comment)
Please carefully read https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/285726/285729#answer-285729 Even if you a...
samcarter‭ wrote almost 3 years ago · edited almost 3 years ago

Please carefully read https://powerusers.codidact.com/posts/285726/285729#answer-285729 Even if you add a link, coping from other sites is still not a good thing for powerusers.codidact. It might no longer violate the license of the original posts, but I would not expect it to be well received either.

Besides this, the question is still very hard to understand. The second part does not really contribute anything useful to the question. You could simply summarise the situation in your own words instead of coping someone else posts. Furthermore you make it sound as if this would be your own problem by using active voice.

Your item 3. is incomprehensible without following links to external sites

The language is really hard to understand. Most users here are not native speakers (me included) -- it would be good for everybody if you would keep the language as simple as possible and avoid using unusual or archaic words.