parentlock file and relaunch Firefox as usual. default, this only works if you are using a single Firefox profile though. The * is a wildcard and will enter whatever directory ends with. Note: an alternate method to get to the proper Firefox Profiles directory is to type the following command:Ĭd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Firefox/Profiles/*.default You should now be able to relaunch Firefox without the error message. Step 02 - Delete the installation directory for Firefox. default Profiles directory, you can remove the lock file: Then, select Firefox from the list of programs and click Uninstall. Then type the cd command with whatever the random. Now, every time you start downloading something, the download prompt will appear. default extension, like fault or fault, once you’re in the Firefox Profiles directory you can find out what the randomly generated name is by typing: Just open Firefox, right-click on the Download icon, and tick Show Panel When Download Begins.
Now there will be a randomly generated name in here attached with a.
* Open the Terminal, you will need to navigate to your FireFox profile directory:Ĭd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Firefox/Profiles/ The easiest fix to resolve this “Close Firefox” error message is to remove the lock file from your profile, here is how to do this:
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