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If i open more than 1 file with firefox, it tells me to create a new profile. How can I open a file with the same profile.
The net installations ...
- 08-05-2004 #1Just Joined!
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If i open more than 1 file with firefox, it tells me to create a new profile. How can I open a file with the same profile.
The net installations of extensions do not work...nothing happens after clicking the link...how do u manually install the extension by hacking those rdf files?
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the profile selection will show up only if you run firefox and there is already running in the background.so if you want to download files from different locations use ctrl+t to open a new tab.How can I open a file with the same profile.
about the extensions ,that worked fine on me...Linux For Ever!
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True, but if i make it my default browser then everytime i double-click in my file explorer to open more than 1 file, the profile selection shows up. I cant open new tabs and keep on manually giving it the url of local files too !!!
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have you tried to open a new window?(ctrl+n)??
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Do a google search or search this forum. There's a script out there that will sovle this problem.
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what kind of script?i am curious,i'll search for it!
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http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=12241
Haven't tried either one myself, as that nifty crtl+n works for me...
Let us know what you think of it.
JeremyRegistered Linux user #346571
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even i don't have such a problem with profile in firefox i will try to run this script ...thanks for the post!it's surely useful
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