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At the end of any successful install, both the stub installer and full installer (in interactive mode) attempt to launch the newly installed copy. But currently, they first check if any copy of Firefox [1] is already running, and skip doing that launch if so. The reason for this is that it used to be the case that no two instances of Firefox could ever be running under default conditions because there was only one default profile and it would be in use. It's clear that this is the reason for the check because an exception is made for Developer Edition, which had its own default profile and so wasn't subject to this restriction. But now, we have per-install profiles by default, so there's no longer any need to have this check, because launching the new instance won't be blocked by the fact that there's already an instance running; all we're doing is creating false positive prompts for something that isn't an issue anymore. So, this patch removes the check and the prompt. [1] At least that's the intent, but because of bug 1600905 we're actually now checking for any Gecko-based product, because that's the best we can now do. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D56959 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando |
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