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(or any other location/file name of your choice)
(or any other location/file name of your choice)


* 3. Start Firefox and your leak log will be created.
* 3. Start Firefox from the same command line and your leak log will be created.


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* When you test Firefox or your Extensions for leaks, you need to enter the command above every time you start the Console/Terminal
* When you test Firefox or your Extensions for leaks, you need to enter the command above every time you start the Console/Terminal


* Once you have this log from a complete run of the browser, you have
* You may add the environmental variables to the PATH in the Windows Control Panel to run Firefox from the Windows GUI instead of the command line.
to exit; otherwise it will look like everything leaked
 
* Once you have this log from a complete run of the browser, you have to exit; otherwise it will look like everything leaked


* Every time you start Firefox after you have defined the environment variables, your existing leak log will be overwritten. So if you want to reproduce a leak, or when you want to save a leak log, you need to change the file name (like from leak1.log to leak2.log) next time before you run Firefox.
* Every time you start Firefox after you have defined the environment variables, your existing leak log will be overwritten. So if you want to reproduce a leak, or when you want to save a leak log, you need to change the file name (like from leak1.log to leak2.log) next time before you run Firefox.


See also the steps for testing for more Information.  
See also the steps for testing for more Information.


=== The Leak Gauge Leak Log File===
=== The Leak Gauge Leak Log File===
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