Thread: History sidebar not executing in Firefox 5.

I just upgraded to Firefox for a newer version, just to see the hat history sidebar, I had just disappeared, and how many users have reported the same problem, but I do not think any of of them state the problem and so there is no solution for this line on the Internet, so it's the only place where I can find so as not to disappoint.

This is a common problem that usually is caused when we update some drivers or the same name in your case, it is a browser you use. I suggest you use the stable version of Firefox until the company corrects the error, because it is a beta there are many mistakes in this area and that the company is that it is better to solve this problem. So until then have to wait until there is another option.

I don't think you can expect if the problem is on their side, as if this problem is on their side that the update can not be here also able to solve this problem, so I think you should try this, go first Firefox menu and click the View menu Note that these are the steps in the menu bar (windows) hidden press and the press and then press the Alt key for temporary and illustrate the sidebar to select and then select destination for the story.

Hey, thank you for your time support that you all have done to solve my problem, but it did not solve my problem as I have already tried it before, I'm sorry I told you about it. I used to see my browsing history earlier in the sidebar, but I can not see, then send me something I have not tried before. The last tab is also empty.

This is the method of work I've personally tried, I suggest you start Firefox in Safe Mode, then check if one of your add is causing problems, if you can identify, then back to default mode and then go to tools and research to write - the choice is there and then go to the themes option. Then clear all the items you use, this can cause problems.

Even if it does not work, then I suggest you disable your extension that is installed on your Mozilla Firefox browser, then click Disable All expansion, then return to normal mode and then look at what is causing the problem, but remember you to allow an extension at a time, so you can easily pin point the one that is causing your problem.