![]() ![]() The answer was quite good and sufficient. Thus, would it make any sense to delete this file, say, about once a year? Or is there some other "practicable" time frame you might suggest? I don't think the "turn it off" function is in my best interest but, if it regenerates when deleted, perhaps I should simply periodically delete it and let it re-generate again?Īnd that is my final question on this point I promise I won't bug you further about this. ![]() I would imagine, however, that "attack sites" get purged off the internet from time to time as ISP's discover they are hosting rogue folks on their ISP addresses. Obviously, it plays a very valuable role in making Fx what it is - namely a relatively "safe" browser I personaly have received these Fx warnings in the past, and I always heed them, and I don't go to any site where Fx puts up the warning flag. Given your response, my last question on this point is what is the "best practice" for managing this file? Obviously, this file is "NOT" a candidate for "trimming" one's "bloat" on the HDD. I have my boxes unchecked and my default size for that file is about 32KB. If you uncheck the boxes under Tools>Options>Security for checking for attack and forgery sites, the file will remain at its default small size. If you delete it, FF will regenerate it (although it will be vastly smaller). It is the file that is used to check against web attack sites or web forgeries. I have just got to start trimming away some of the ever-growing bloat in my computer's file system. Thanks for any heads up - yea or nay - any of you folk can give me on this matter. Can I safely just delete this leviathon from my HDD?Īlso, does it ever get replaced upon a "new installation" of FX automatically? I've never deleted an "urlclassifier3.sqlite" file prior to taking down an upgrade so, I rather suspect that, unless the file is automatically replaced at each re-install, or upgrade install, of Fx, my "urlclassifier3.sqlite" file must be relatively ancient at this point. My urlclassifier3.sqlite" file has grown, over time, to roughly 50 MB. Nuncus wrote:WHAT IS "urlclassifier3.sqlite" and what does it do? Can this file be deleted safely? Will Fx re-generate a deleted "urlclassifier3.sqlite" on startup? ![]()
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