Firefox Portable

Developing Mozila Minefield 3.7 Portable.

Here's the site: http://sites.google.com/site/minefield37portable/

It isn't ready yet; soon I'll post the download link.

I upgraded to PortableFirefox 3.5.2 and everything was great until my "Find on Page" (CTRL + F) feature stopped working. This was several days after the upgrade. I press CTRL + F and the bar shows up at the bottom, but when I type my search term into it, all the buttons stay "greyed out" (unselectable).

Anybody have any ideas?

Thank you!
Billy

Strictly hypothetically speaking, if someone were to recompile Firefox without the logo and name, and thus not be bound by the restrictions on Portable Firefox, what direction would we hypothetically want this to go?

1. Updates would be disabled, as they interfere with an installed Firefox. (They could be manually enabled if someone wanted it so.)

2. Session restore and the phishing protection would be disabled, as well as cache and history. All would be able to be manually enabled, again, of course.

you can preview the image that is being loaded?

Can someone tell me where the active bookmark file is located in Firefox Portable 3.5.2?

Just "upgraded" to FF 3.5.2. from 3.0.13 or something like that I believe. Nothing but problems since, downloading doesn't work, tabs are just spinning without updating, crashed 2 times in 20 minutes etc.

Can anyone please tell how to downgrade the portable version?

Hi guys,

in "Help->About Mozilla Firefox"

I've just read a comment on this thread about firefox portable's pathetic performance when trying to start up (30 - 75 seconds).

I'm guessing this relates to the size of the software ("9MB download / 27-77MB installed"), and it trying to drag all this data into memory to start up.

Is there something that can be done to fix this problem? Adding a much more streamlined brower to portableapps.com perhaps?

The actual version of FF doesn't display (at least on my PC) the suggestive pictures in front of the bookmarks located on toolbar.
Showing their pics would make it easier to find them.