@animeirl I didn't log out. Someone switched off the computer. The thing is, I think FF did the right thing, that is, remember my session.
In my opinion, what is wrong is to log out without manually closing all your programs. Why should your DE make assumptions on the contrary? I don't get it.
@josemanuel This sounds like a bad troll, but if you're for real then this mentality is a fantastic example why Linux isn't a mainstream OS. Demanding the user manually close every open program before they click shutdown to avoid the OS hard-crashing all their work is some of the most insanely boneheaded shit I've heard in awhile.
@animeirl I am so for real that I am offended by your assumption.
In any case, starting with “but if you're for real” and then insulting me is much more troll-y than whatever I did say or could have said.
I don't know what you thought I did to deserve it, but I don't really care.
@josemanuel Sorry, but your assertion is just ridiculous, thats why I assumed it was a troll. If I configure both my browser and my desktop environment not to remember my previous session, it should not remember my previous session. It's a pretty basic tenet of interaction design that options are supposed to more or less do what they say they do, as opposed to the complete opposite.
@josemanuel I don't think you read my post completely? That's exactly what's not supposed to happen. Logging out should not crash your web browser lmao