Clear all Firefox user information and preferences
This script performs a reset of Mozilla Firefox, erasing all user profiles, settings, and personalized data to restore the browser to its default state. Firefox user profiles, encompassing bookmarks, browsing history, passwords, extensions, themes, and preferences. These folders are in: "C:\\Documents and Settings\\\\Application Data\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\Profiles\\" on Windows XP and earlier, • "%APPDATA%\\Mozilla\\Firefox\\Profiles\\" on Windows 10 an...
Clear Firefox "Multi-Account Containers" data
The "containers.json" file stores the details of containers used by the Container Tabs feature.
Clear Firefox autocomplete history
The "formhistory.sqlite" file remembers what you have searched for in the Firefox search bar and what information you've entered into website forms.
Clear Firefox backup files
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox browsing history (URLs, downloads, bookmarks, visits, etc.)
This script targets the Firefox browsing history, including URLs, downloads, bookmarks, and site visits, by deleting specific database entries. Firefox stores various user data in a file named "places.sqlite". This file includes: Annotations, bookmarks, and favorite icons ("mozannoattributes", "mozannos", "mozfavicons") • Browsing history, a record of pages visited ("mozplaces", "mozhistoryvisits") • Keywords and typed URLs ("mozkeywords", "mozinputhistory") • Item annotations (`moz_item...
Clear Firefox browsing history (URLs, downloads, bookmarks, visits, etc.)
This script targets the Firefox browsing history, including URLs, downloads, bookmarks, and site visits, by deleting specific database entries. Firefox stores various user data in a file named "places.sqlite". This file includes: Annotations, bookmarks, and favorite icons ("mozannoattributes", "mozannos", "mozfavicons") • Browsing history, a record of pages visited ("mozplaces", "mozhistoryvisits") • Keywords and typed URLs ("mozkeywords", "mozinputhistory") • Item annotations (`moz_item...
Clear Firefox cache
The cache gets stored ".cache" folder, which you can see when you navigate to "about:cache".
Clear Firefox cache
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "sudo rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/Mozilla/ rm -fv...".
Clear Firefox cookies
Firefox Cookies are stored in the "cookies.sqlite" database, within the 'moz_cookies' table.
Clear Firefox cookies
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox crash reports
Firefox stores crash reports in "~/.mozilla/firefox/Crash Reports/" to submit them later. They are also seen to be stored in the profile directory. You can run "about:crashes" in the address bar to see crash reports and their submission dates.
Clear Firefox crash reports
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -rfv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox form history
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox HTML5 cookies
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox logins
Logins for Firefox are saved in the "logins.json" file. Older versions of Firefox stored logins in the "signons.sqlite" database, within the "moz_logins" table. Back-ups are stored in the "logins-backup.json" file.
Clear Firefox open tabs and windows data
The "sessionstore.jsonlz4" file stores the currently open tabs and windows. See "Restore previous session - Configure when Firefox shows your most recent tabs and windows".
Clear Firefox passwords
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox session restore data (loads after the browser closes or crashes)
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".
Clear Firefox site preferences
This script configures macOS using Bash (Shell script). It runs "rm -fv ~/Library/Application\\...".