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A small note on how to run several different versions of Fox. Nafig is not necessary for ordinary users, but for web developers and coders it will be useful.
Suppose you already have Fox version 2.0. *, And you are aiming for a record downloaded 3.0. Do not rush to put, if you let everything go by itself - the default installation, then your previous profile will be erased. Therefore, we run an already installed version of the Fox with the -ProfileManager key, something like firefox -ProfileManager .
Create an additional profile, and then begin the installation of the third version. It is necessary to put it separately not in the same directory, I chose a directory next to it. It turned out something like this, I don’t have a special genius because of the version prefix.
And now let's create a bashskora firefox.bat which actually will run Fox
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This is my batch file, under my installation conditions (only 1 file). If your paths are different or different profiles are called, change it to fit your conditions, or create your own version for each version. I created two shortcuts for bashskripta, and I pass on the Fox version as an argument.
Well, now the problem is small, how to distinguish between versions by labels? Just enter the path to the new icons that you can take from the following sources
Thanks for attention.
Suppose you already have Fox version 2.0. *, And you are aiming for a record downloaded 3.0. Do not rush to put, if you let everything go by itself - the default installation, then your previous profile will be erased. Therefore, we run an already installed version of the Fox with the -ProfileManager key, something like firefox -ProfileManager .
Create an additional profile, and then begin the installation of the third version. It is necessary to put it separately not in the same directory, I chose a directory next to it. It turned out something like this, I don’t have a special genius because of the version prefix.
| Version | Where to put | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| 2.0.14 | C: / Program Files / Firefox / 2.0.14 / | 2.0.14 |
| 3.0 | C: / Program Files / Firefox / 3.0 / | 3.0 |
And now let's create a bashskora firefox.bat which actually will run Fox
@echo off set MOZ_NO_REMOTE = 1 start "" "C: \ Program Files \ Firefox \% 1 \ firefox.exe" -p% 1 set MOZ_NO_REMOTE = 0
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This is my batch file, under my installation conditions (only 1 file). If your paths are different or different profiles are called, change it to fit your conditions, or create your own version for each version. I created two shortcuts for bashskripta, and I pass on the Fox version as an argument.
Well, now the problem is small, how to distinguish between versions by labels? Just enter the path to the new icons that you can take from the following sources
Thanks for attention.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/27547/
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