Lemuel Johnson wrote:
On 6/21/2017 2:13 PM, Henrik37 wrote:
Correction: "... NOTHING in them."
Henrik37 wrote:
Sorry, I misunderstood what you asked me to look for. There were 9999
'sessionstore' files and most where shown as having anything in them.
Should I just delete them all?
I only have two:
sessionstore.json
sessionstore.bak
The json file contains the browser configuration and I think is used to
restore the session. I tend to be cautious: try (with SM closed) just
moving them all to another directory then restart the browser.
Lem Johnson
I found the two files you mentioned plus 'sessionstore-1.json' through
'sessionstore-9999.json'.
Only the file listed as 'sessionstore.json' had a value - about 800, and
all of the numbered 'sessionstore-x.json' files (x = 1 through 9999)
listed a value of '0'. Out of desperation, I moved 'sessionstore.json'
and all 9999 of the numbered 'sessionstore-x.json' to the recycle bin.
Restarting SeaMonkey, the problem had disappeared and I don't find
anything else has gone wrong. Could this mean that v.2.46 has a 9999
limit on the number of sessionstore files that can be stored?
My inclination is to dump all of the files in the Recycle Bin. Yes?
No? Do something else?
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