I also have this problem, crash -> crash reporter dialog -> Restart Firefox then it open a non-portable Firefox and create Profile, crash reporter for non-portable Firefox in "C:\Documents and Settings\********\Application Data\Mozilla"
Anyone help me solve this problem, thank so much!
I'm using Firefox Portable 6.0.2, do I need to compeletely disable Crash Reporter in application.ini ?
Is your copy of FireFoxPortable set to allow multiple instances?
(This is set as "AllowMultipleInstances=True" under [FirefoxPortable] in X:\PortableApps\FirefoxPortable\FirefoxPortable.ini)
If so, Firefox Portable's launcher (FirefoxPortable.exe) does not stay open, thus some non-personal data gets left behind on the machine, and FireFox Restarts will run firefox.exe directly without Portablizing it.
Note: John T Haller states in the forums on a semi-regular basis that FireFox's "AllowMultipleInstances" feature is meant for Developer's only, and is not a supported way to run FireFox, let alone FireFox Portable.
Really?
Do you mean that it launches the local version?
I've never had that problem. (and I always crash firefox)
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I also have this problem,
I also have this problem, crash -> crash reporter dialog -> Restart Firefox then it open a non-portable Firefox and create Profile, crash reporter for non-portable Firefox in "C:\Documents and Settings\********\Application Data\Mozilla"
Anyone help me solve this problem, thank so much!
I'm using Firefox Portable 6.0.2, do I need to compeletely disable Crash Reporter in application.ini ?
¿AllowMultipleInstances=True? : Dev Use Only, Not Supported.
Is your copy of FireFoxPortable set to allow multiple instances?
(This is set as "
AllowMultipleInstances=True" under[FirefoxPortable]inX:\PortableApps\FirefoxPortable\FirefoxPortable.ini)If so, Firefox Portable's launcher (
FirefoxPortable.exe) does not stay open, thus some non-personal data gets left behind on the machine, and FireFox Restarts will run firefox.exe directly without Portablizing it.Note: John T Haller states in the forums on a semi-regular basis that FireFox's "AllowMultipleInstances" feature is meant for Developer's only, and is not a supported way to run FireFox, let alone FireFox Portable.
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this happens even with
this happens even with AllowMultipleInstances=False
wut?
The launcher has special
The launcher has special crash detection. This shouldn't be happening unless something with it broke between releases, which I think is unlikely.
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