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Many times when I upgrade the system under Linux, firefox pops up a window suggesting to restart the program in order to make effective all the changes.
When I ignore that windows because of an urgent duty in a second time I'm not able to find it again.
Of course I know it's always possible to exit and restart it manually; in Linux to kill the process with pkill firefox && sync && firefox &, with or without a brutal -9.
In a similar way in Windows it is possible to use the Task Manager...
What I was searching for is an internal solution, a clean one, possibly system independent. How to force to restart firefox in a clean way ?
ps> It is possible that when updated external third parties programs firefox will not prompt for restarting, even if it should be recommended.

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This answer is expiring. In the next stable release (Firefox 62), the Developer Toolbar is removed. None of the restarting add-ons are working in latest Firefox. The only way since Firefox 62 is to go to
– Franklin Yu – 2018-08-06T19:08:02.567about:profilespage, as shown here.@FranklinYu The answer is updated... – Hastur – 2019-03-29T12:55:54.310