why does Firefox pretend to be using resources on a removable drive when it isn't?
Frequently, and on more than one Macintosh computer, I have a portable drive connected that I take home with me at the end of the day. It doesn't matter whether it's connected via USB or Firewire, if FireFox is running, I cannot unmount the drive until I quit Firefox. No other browsers that may be running behave this way.
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Are there any fonts installed on that drive or are there references to it in personal data like having saved files to it or a file picker window that opens to that drive?
Move all User fonts in Font Book to Computer fonts.
- Launch Font Book (/Applications/Utilities/)
- Open Font Book > Preferences
- Deselect: "Automatic Font Activation"
- Set the "Default Install Location" for fonts to "Computer"
- Select all User fonts
- Move the selected User fonts to Computer fonts
- Remove all duplicate fonts in Computer fonts
I don't use Font Book; I use FontExplorer X Pro. Deactivating fonts just to make the browser happy is not an option - I do graphic design. And there are NO fonts being referenced on the portable drive, unless FireFox has some wild capability to do so on its own.
I have set my fonts up very carefully within the system and this should not be an issue.
由Bill Planey于