On 3/25/2015 1:46 PM, mozilla-lists.mbou...@spamgourmet.com wrote: > Jay O'Brien wrote: >> I run three separate windows with Seamonkey displaying html videos from >> cameras on my LAN. After closing all the Seamonkey windows, running >> Seamonkey sometimes brings back two of the last open windows with their >> video components, positioned on my monitors exactly as they were before I >> closed them. Other times it just brings back one window with its video, if >> that was the last thing Seamonkey was used for on this computer. >> >> As Seamonkey sometimes brings back two windows, I conclude that there is a >> way to tell Seamonkey to open several windows, with the locations of the >> windows and content of the windows predefined. >> >> Is there such a capability, and how do I use it so it works every time? > > You possibly have Edit > Preferences > Browser > Display on: Browser > Startup set to Restore Previous Session? I'm not certain, but that might > be the default option, so you may not have specifically set it. I think > that does reopen multiple windows if you had multiple windows open when > you exited SeaMonkey. > > With that set, if you have several windows open and go to File > Exit, I > think SeaMonkey remembers all the windows open at that time, and > restores them on next start. If you close windows one at a time, > SeaMonkey exits when the last window is closed; since there was only one > window open when SeaMonkey exited, only that one window is restored. > > Mark. > Mark, That's perfect, thank you. I had never paid attention to the exit command, and I certainly didn't know it would affect all open windows when accessed in one of the open windows. I'll shut Seamonkey down with the exit command in the future (or ctrl-Q). Much appreciated!
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