When I try to open Firefox I get a message: Mozilla Crash Reporter: firefox had a problem and crashed. Will try to restore your tabs and windows when it restarts. When I click on restore this same error box keeps appearing

I can't open Firefox and thus can't get to my.yahoo.com or any of my bookmarks.

Everything is good. Downloaded 8.0 and got fully restored - bookmarks too. Thanks for being so helpful, Swarnava.
JackDrake

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