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#FIXING UNRESPONSIVE SCRIPT FIREFOX WINDOWS#

I have tried not using a storyboad to drive this and use the bog standard JavaScript "setInterva()l" instead whilst this does not cause the Firefox dialog, the animation is jerky at times. This works fine in IE, but in Firefox after about 2 mins I will get an "unresponsive script" dialog - either option (stop, or continue) makes no difference to the app as it keeps running ok, until the next 2 mins has passed and I get the same warning. Then start the timer again (note the restart: I do all my UI updates and then restart the timer so it only runs again after the updates) - the amount of movement I perform is quite small to keep things smooth.

Basically I use a storyboad for this start it, then on the "Completed" event move my UI items (if they need to move based on the direction flags),

The timer has to run at quite a rapid rate to keep the animation I am performing smooth (about 30ms i.e. Should you have any other issues, you can let us know in the comments.I have a timer driven V1.0 app (a rotating carousel type system, rather like some of the examples out there on the web already) - user moves mouse over a move left or right graphic which sets flags accordingly. We hope these methods can help you get rid of Firefox is already running but is not responding. This post is helpful: Profile Manager - Create, remove, or switch Firefox profiles. If all of the above 6 methods can’t help you solve the issue, you may need to use the Profile Manager to create a new profile and then transfer your data from the locked profile to the new profile. Under General, you need to make sure the Read-only option is not checked.įix 7: Restore Data from a Locked Profile.If not, you will be unable to open Firefox as usual. You also need to make sure that your Firefox has the privilege to create files in the profile folder.

#FIXING UNRESPONSIVE SCRIPT FIREFOX WINDOWS#

If you store the profile files on a file share, you can go to Windows Explorer to access the file share beforehand to initialize the connection to a file share. Fix 5: Initialize the Connection to a File Share If you start Firefox with the -no-remote command line option, you can remove this option and then check whether you can open Firefox successfully. But this can be the cause of Firefox is already running but is not responding. You can use command line options to specify some startup options for Mozilla applications.

Find the parent.lock file and delete it.įix 4: Remove the -no-remote Startup Option.

Press Enter to open the profile folder.

Input %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\.

To make everything back to normal, you need to go to the profile folder and then delete the parent.lock file in it. The abnormal shutdown of Firefox leaves the lock files in place. Read More Fix 3: Remove the profile Lock File It can also remove the temporary issues that may cause Firefox not responding, Firefox won’t close, or Firefox not opening. This can make your computer run under a clean environment and end all invisible Firefox processes. You can also directly restart your computer to solve the problem.

Scroll down to find the Firefox process and end them one by one.

Right-click the taskbar and select Task Manager.

If the above action doesn’t work, you can open Task Manager to find these processes and force end them. If you see the following interface, you can click the Close Firefox button and then see whether you can re-open it as normal. These running processes are the causes of Firefox is already running. If Firefox was not shut down normally last time, some Firefox processes may be still running in the background.

Initialize the connection to a file shareįix 1: End All Firefox Processes in Task Manager.

End all Firefox processes in Task Manager.What to Do If Firefox Is Already Running?