Is there any way to use common bookmarks. If I define profile of TorPark in PortableFirefox.ini it uses all FF configuration of TorPark.
But I just want to share bookmarks between TorPark and PortableFirefox.
TorPark: http://torpark.nfshost.com/
--Jst
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If I create "user.js" and add following:
"user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file", "I:\\TorPark\\profile\\bookmarks.html");"
Then it works. But If I use relative path like:
"..\\TorPark\\profile\\bookmarks.html"
nothing happens.
Since this app is *portable* it should refuse absolute path and accept only relative ones.
What am I missing?
Paths in prefs.js aren't rewritten by the launcher. So, you can't share bookmarks between them. Both PFF and TorPark are expecting a single self-contained profile.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
If I put portable firefox in the torpark's profile dir, then I can define in torpark's user.js path to portFF bookmarks.
Example:
Torpark
.|->docs
.|->firefox
.|->plugins
.|->tor
.|->profile
..|->PortableFirefox
...|->App
...|->Data
....|->Plugins
....|->Profile\*bookamrks.html*
...|->Other
..|help.html
..|PortableFirefox.exe
.|Torpark.exe
So, in TorPark\profile\user.js I add:
user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file", "PortableFireFox\\Data\\profile\\bookmarks.html");
---
|-> means directory structure.
That's some ugly hack. Having PortFF in profile directory of TorPark.
I want relative paths in user.js or I am missing something.
Thanks.
So, in TorPark\profile\user.js I add:
user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file", "PortableFireFox\\Data\\profile\\bookmarks.html");
This doesn't work. I was too excited, but got same bookmarks.html file.
So....
Sharing bookmarks works just with absolute path.
If Torpark's and PortableFirefox's "user.js:" contain:
user_pref("browser.bookmarks.file", "I:\\bookmarks.html");
Then It's OK. But USB drives doesn't get same drive letter.
Is there any way to get drive name on which FF.exe is running?
Like: "driveletter:\\bookmarks.html"
Or, where can I find similar information?
Hm....