Open grahamperrin opened 7 years ago
A more troublesome example, there's no option to browse back:
In cases such as this, which smell strongly of an issue with session restoration, I can manually edit the URL.
I also had this problem after disabling Tab Suspender, even after re-enabling it.
@aimalz do you, too, use Session Manager?
I do not use a session manager add-on, just the default restore and profile functionality built into Firefox.
Can you reproduce this on 0.1.9b1? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tab-suspender-tab-unloader/versions/beta
I believe that I am having the same issue with tab suspender version 0.1.8 on firefox 55.0.1 (64-bit) on ubuntu linux. when a tab is suspended the web page looks like this: https://skipper.blue/sss/fDoNFAPu.png and the url looks like the same as in grahamperrin's screenshot. Pressing the back button in the browser goes back to the previous web page but if i open firefox with suspended tabs the tab fails to restore and is blank.
what extra info do i need to provide for trouble shooting?
Issue 33 prevents me from telling whether the issue is reproducible with 0.1.9b1.
I'm having this issue in some tabs after using the merge-all-windows extension, it may be related.
As a workaround, I have this bookmarklet:
javascript:void(open(decodeURIComponent(new URL(document.location).searchParams.get("url"))))
I seem to have the same kind of issue with just long urls in general
An example:
In the absence of the teacup icon, I can probably work around the issue by browsing back (as shown above) for each affected tab. Potentially tedious; hundreds are suspended.
It's possible that the issue arose after a refresh of Firefox on 2017-07-14. (I vaguely recall performing the refresh as an attempt to work around symptoms of possible issues with Tab Groups and/or Test Pilot cessation of Tab Center.)
If it helps: amongst my other extensions, there's Session Manager.
Re: https://github.com/rNeomy/tab-suspender/issues/7 and https://github.com/rNeomy/tab-suspender/issues/29 the option to unsuspend tabs on restart seems interesting, but I see no such option.