Firefox Portable

How can I have multiple profiles with portable firefox?

Hi, I'd like to move my entire profile (not only the settings and bookmarks, but also, and expecially, the dozens of extensions I installed in PortableFirefox) on the Firefox installation that I have on Ubuntu (not portable, that is).
I tried to use the FEBE extension, but I wasn't able to select any profile to which restore the .fbu file, when it asks you for it.

how do i transfer all my data from my FF to the portableFF? bookmarks/ext/passwords/ect'...

I was wondering if anyone has a copy of portable firefox 1.5.

Thanks

Firefox Takes A Sec To Load On A Slow Port. But On A Fast Port Its Even Slower... ?
Is There Anyway We Can Make A Faster Version Of The Laucher So It Can Load The Pages Faster?

Hi, Ive tried out FF portable on a USB flash drive, and now would like to move it from my USB flash drive to my
computers HDD , is there an easy and simple way to do this , that would cause no moving problems..?

Many Thanks Mypenry

Hi!

Every time I open my webmail, which uses ssl, FF asks how to deal with the certificates (accept / accept temporarily / do not accept). But FF doesn´t remember the choice, asks again and again and again.

Any idea?

Thanx a lot!

FFRadio

What would happen if the cache was set for > 0 ? Would a cache be created in the Portable Firefox directories, wherever it was located?

I run it on my hard drive in a data partition, and various C: partitions share it. I'd like to enable the cache to speed it up.

I also keep a synchronized copy on a thumb drive.

Can you explain me how can i add rkiosk to portable Firefox pls.....

Lately I've been experiencing bugs where I have several (2-3) tabs open, all of them are loading webpage content, and at least one of these tabs is in the process of loading a VERY large webpage (multiple MB)...and Firefox will become completely non-responsive. By non-responsive, I mean that I'm unable to switch tabs, unable to close the tabs which are taking so long to download, and even unable to exit from Firefox itself.