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You dont want the splash screen? heres how you disable it.
: ''This article applies to Mozilla Suite.''


# Right click the icon you use to launch Mozilla, click Properties
You don't want the splash screen? Here's how you can disable it:
# On the Shortcut tab, add ' -nosplash' to the end of whatever is in the Target field (e.g. ""C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\mozilla.exe" -nosplash".)
 
# Right click the icon you use to launch Mozilla, click on Properties.
# On the Shortcut tab, add "-nosplash" to the end of whatever is in the Target field (e.g. '''"C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\mozilla.exe" -nosplash''').


Next time you use that shortcut to launch Mozilla, there will be no splash screen.
Next time you use that shortcut to launch Mozilla, there will be no splash screen.
Bug: If you have Mail & Newsgroups set up to open on startup in your preferences using this command will stop this from happening [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58523].
== See also ==
* If you don't like the splash screen and want to change it, see [[New splash screen]] for instructions, and a list of sites where you can get new splash screens.
* You can also make it so that a [[random splash screen]] is selected on startup.
[[Category:Startup and performance (Mozilla Suite)]]

Latest revision as of 01:19, 24 September 2005

This article applies to Mozilla Suite.

You don't want the splash screen? Here's how you can disable it:

  1. Right click the icon you use to launch Mozilla, click on Properties.
  2. On the Shortcut tab, add "-nosplash" to the end of whatever is in the Target field (e.g. "C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\mozilla.exe" -nosplash).

Next time you use that shortcut to launch Mozilla, there will be no splash screen.

Bug: If you have Mail & Newsgroups set up to open on startup in your preferences using this command will stop this from happening [1].

See also

  • If you don't like the splash screen and want to change it, see New splash screen for instructions, and a list of sites where you can get new splash screens.
  • You can also make it so that a random splash screen is selected on startup.