I read alot about solving problems with Firefox by starting it in Safe Mode.
e.g.
Run
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -safe-mode
Is there a way to start Firefox for U3 in Safe Mode?
Tim
Geek w/o Portfolio
===== 10/05/06 update/bump of question.
I am still hoping someone can answer my question. If the answer is that Firefox for U3 can't be started in safe mode I will accept that. If this is the case perhaps a secondary launcher could be put in the system folder that had this function in a future release of Firefox for U3??
I think this is important because the almost universal first stop for Firefox problems is "start in safe" mode. This is of special importance when Firfox will not start because a bad extenion and it needs to be uninstalled from Firefox.
John H, is there a definitive answer?
Tim
-safe-mode on the end of whatever runs FFP because the launcher passes it on.
I have no idea how to do that in U3 though.
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You'll have to do it manually. Launch it at least once from the U3 Launchpad to allow my portable launcher to rebuild the profile paths. Then browse to:
?:\System\Apps\3C9F7B3F-D55C-42cd-8537-B878518B73AF\Exec\firefox
From a command prompt, launch Firefox with a command similar to this:
firefox.exe -safe-mode -profile ..\..\Data\profile
That should be just about it. I haven't tested it.
And I deleted your duplicate topic. Even if you don't get a response, you should still not be posting duplicates. Remember, this is open source, not a paid product... so support is a 'best effort'.
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John,
Thank you so much for your response.
I just gave it a quick try and it seems to work.
I knew You could do it if anyone could.
Maybe I could have figured it out if I wasn't spending so much time playing
Sudoku Portable.
Tim
Geek w/o portfolio
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