Comment 5 for bug 219755

Summary: Start up Firefox and have it search for updates to Extensions. If it finds any updates, apply them. Once you choose the button to apply them it will display a dialog stating that the extensions were updated successfully. In that dialog box, right click one of the extensions that were updated, and choose Visit Home Page. If the user chooses this option it will cause the Firefox instance that loads to display only the Extension home page and none of the other pages that were part of the previous session.

Firefox 2.0.0.13
Kubuntu 7.10

Steps
1. Set Firefox to load the previously saved session
2. Open mutiple tabs in Firefox
3. Restart Firefox at a point when the there are extensions that need to be updated
4. When Firefox restarts, it should prompt the user to update the extensions that it found updates for. Click Install Updates at this dialog box.
5. After clicking Install Updates, the dialog box will state whether each extension was updated successfully. Right click one of the entries and click Visit Home Page
6. Observe whether the tabs that were open in Firefox previously will be opened

Expected Results: When the user clicks Visit Home Page it should open the Extension's Home Page in a new tab

Actual Results: The tabs that were previously opened are not reloaded when the user clicks Visit Home Page. Instead the user just gets one open tab with the Extension's Home Page loaded.

This scenario has not been tested with Firefox 3.