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Enable ogv. on slimjet
Enable ogv. on slimjet









  1. #Enable ogv. on slimjet full version#
  2. #Enable ogv. on slimjet install#
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That way, I can have both Nightly and the Release versions up and running if needed. The -no-remote tells this instance that it is ok that there are other instances of Firefox up and running (just can't use the same profile at the same time). The profile name has to be in quotes (") and cannot contain spaces.

#Enable ogv. on slimjet install#

The -P "Test_Nightly" tells this install to use the profile Test_Nightly so it won't touch my regular install. Was: "C:\Program Files\Nightly\firefox.exe"Ĭhanged to: Was: "C:\Program Files\Nightly\firefox.exe" -P "Test_Nightly" -no-remote I altered the Nightly shortcut on the desktop, changing the "target" field: I forget if the installer asked if I would like it to be launched (say NO!) or if it automatically started to launch and when asked about other instances I told it no. With the current Firefox up and running, I downloaded Nightly, installed it.

enable ogv. on slimjet

I then used that to create a new profile called Test_Nightly (note: no spaces I used an underscore to add readability). Using the current version of Firefox, I typed in about:profiles on the address bar to get into the profile manager. When I had set up my machine to use Nightly, this is what I did: So, if just for testing purposes, the OP decides to use FF 55 or higher, the current profile might need to be backed up.Yes, or use a different profile. Most current portable version: » /apps/in projects/portableapps/files/Mozilla Firefox, Portable Ed./

#Enable ogv. on slimjet full version#

  • Īll versions-hover the mouse over the name and you'll be able to see the full version name-sorry it's not a live link (copy/paste it) because it's sort of an oddly contstructed link and it didn't parse properly with the "http :".
  • Using Notepad, I edit "FirefoxPortable.ini" for each portable version changing "AllowMultipleInstances=false" to "AllowMultipleInstances=true" which allows me to have any/all versions of Firefox open simultaneously.Īll versions: » mozilla-firefox-portable I currently use PaleMoon most of the time but I also have 3 versions of Firefox installed-Firefox28 (last pre-australis), Firefox47Portable and Firefox50Portable-I like the portable versions a lot as they are freestanding and allow me to use slightly more current versions of FF without being annoying. The following url will allow you to get to all the old Firefox versions:

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    Why not go back to a slightly earlier version when things worked properly? The decision Mozilla made to update what feels like everyotherdayoftheweek made me UNcheck automatic updating for Firefox. I use Firefox/Palemoon on sites I wish the maximum privacy on and use a different browser for sites that deal with my money, because those sites already know who I am. So, I know where the problem is, and it isn't Firefox.įor me, that is not a real issue, because I've, for a long time separated browser processes depending on whether the site has something to do with my money. The command to start Firefox after I put a command prompt in the FF directory:įirefox -profile c:\junk\FFtemp -no-remote -new-instanceįirefox navigated the credit union, no problems.

    enable ogv. on slimjet

    So, the real test was to close Firefox, make a temp folder (C:\Junk\FFtemp) and try FF with a completely clean, untampered with profile, just like the bank would use in making sure their site was compatible.

    enable ogv. on slimjet

    Safe mode is not a good test, because, although it disables add-ons, it does not disable the accumulated tweaking of about:config over the last 10-15 years.

    enable ogv. on slimjet

    No amount of tweaking could get it to go. Using Firefox 54.0.1 (圆4) I tried to no avail to log onto my credit union site.











    Enable ogv. on slimjet