Firefox Portable

I've got a bunch of searchplugins that I have added to my desktop version of Firefox (45, Windows 32 bit). Wondering where to put them in the portable version.

I'm interested to inform me how can I update the adobe flash player on my mozilla firefox portable.
here: https://portableapps.com/support/firefox_portable#plugins there is guide that mentions an extension, but the flash extension doesn't work at all, it says that it is corrupted!

Currently not intended for a portable version?

Only problems with Firefox since version 44.0. Most of the errors are already addressed in other threads but I got an error saying “can’t load XPCOM”. I have done a check disk from Windows Vista and it did some repairs of broken items on the external hard drive. It didn’t make any difference. Then I followed advice I found online for the regular Firefox and uninstalled everything, after taking back up, of course.

http://www.top10antivirussoftware.com/?kw=best%20antivirus&c=73900802545...

this page freezes firefox esr
can some1 please try it
the regular firefox is not affected or other browsers

Hi there,

after updating my Firefox Portable from 43.0.4 to 44.0.2, some text is displayed wonky here and there. The fonts look pixelated and sometimes also the colour is off, interestingly.

I remembered I had issues with this before and that I fixed it with either hardware accelation and/or anti-alias settings, so I fiddled with these in the FF config, but it didn’t change anything. I also checked my Windows settings, all fine, ClearType is on and fine-tuned. I also re-started FF in Safe Mode, the problem persisted.

Hello folks,

I recently moved my Firefox portable folder from my desktop to my USB, but it said some files couldn't be found.....
So I just skipped it, and it seemed OK......
Any more info about that?
Is it OK to move the Firefox portable directory?

Does it make any difference if I update firefox with the built-in updater?
I've been doing that until now, but I read in the firefox support page that I could lose some data.....??
Nothing bad has happened yet, but I just want to know if it's ok to update firefox with the built-in updater...
Thanks in advance...

Would it be possible to somehow show both iterations of the 32 and 64bit builds of firefox when an user does an update, possibly in the form of a check box. So they can determine if they even want the 64bit version. I recently updated Firefox portable, and the 64bit version seems to be not responsive as its 32bit counterpart. And I'm running this on Windows 10 x64. So I took the liberty of removing the 64bit directory once again, as this isn't the first time I've had issues with the 64bit version of Firefox.