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Hardware, Tweaking & Networking / Re: Disabling the restore option in Firefox 2

« on: April 28, 2008, 10:45:13 PM »

You need Maxthon.  It has features, customization, and versatility that put Firefox to shame. For example, when you shut down Maxthon--and you don't have to crash it--you have a choice for the next time you run it of returning to the same array of tabs that are open when you close it, or to a list of those tabs so you can pick and choose which one you want to be open, or you can open to the home page, or you can open to no tabs open at all, or open a selected favorite folder.  You can also tell Maxthon to reopen as soon as it closed, or you can tell it not to bother you with all these choses when you close it.

And this is just one of the small clever things built into Maxthon. (You don't have to make the changes as you do with Firefox just to get one of these to work.)  Give it a try. Maxthon has a lot of other things to like.

Moorloch