Firefox 4 refreshes all tabs although no internet connection exists

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Published on 2011-05-17T16:25:49Z Indexed on 2011/06/22 16:24 UTC
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I have a problem since I updated to Firefox 4. With Firefox 3.x I could start it without a internet connection and almost all of my open tabs were still loaded. With this I was able to read my open sites in the train where I have no internet connection. This does not work in Firefox 4. If I launch Firefox 4 I see all my open tabs but the content is not available. It seems that the new version tries to refresh all tabs on startup. Is there a possibility to disable this behaviour?

Thanks in advance.

Regards Maxim

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