I had a unusual situation happen to me last night. I can't readily reproduce the situation, so I'm not opening up a bug report for now...
At home, I'm running the 1.0 GA on Warp 4.51. I had my usual compliment of applications up, including Mozilla. I powered up my old machine (running RedHat 7.2) and used my KVM switch to switch focus to it. After Linux came up, I switched the Keyboard, Mouse, and Video back to my Warp System. Well, the mouse was dead. I could switch back to Linux and the mouse worked, but switching back to OS/2, the mouse was always dead. The keyboard did work on OS/2, so I used Ctrl-Esc to bring up the window list and close each application. When I chose Mozilla, it brought up not only the main Mozilla window, but a small (1 inch by 1 inch or so) window in the upper left corner of the desktop. I closed Mozilla via the window list. Both Mozilla windows closed. I finished shuting down Warp and rebooted. My mouse came back. So I started up Mozilla and behold! I had NO bookmarks and NO history. The HISTORY.DAT file was zero length. The BOOKMARKS.HTML was 272 (or so) bytes in length. Both had current date/time stamps. I did NOT check the extended attributes for creation date/time. Fortunately, I had a month old copy of my bookmarks that I had FTPed to my Laptop that I was able to copy back after shutting Mozilla back down. I know there's a Mozilla preference option to clear the history, but I can't find a "delete all bookmarks option." Keith -- So many stupid people. So few comets.
