Firefox Portable

Sorry for tedious questions, I guess everybody knows this.
Just started using portable Firefox 64.0.2.
At the bottom of the screen there are two annoying rows
Upper of 2 reads "United Kingdom".
Lower of 2 reads "Advertising | Business" (two buttons).
Can I get rid of these?
Thank you!
Fergus

Just started using Firefox again after a while: portable v.64.0.2.
In the past after exiting I have successfully accessed the Firefox cache using Nirsoft's "MZ CacheViewer" which is available at
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/mozilla_cache_viewer.html
(It's a really good utility, but BTW does PortableApps have an equivalent?)
For ages (years) the Firefox cache was located at Data\profile\cache2.
Now if I point MZ CacheViewer to this location it seems to be empty. And:

Sorry for a questions that's probably been asked in the past. My Firefox Portable, version 64.0, is nagging me for a while now to update to 64.0.2, but I'm not seeing an update here. I don't want to update through the browser, since it's installed on an external harddrive and I am afraid it will install on my computer. About how long will it be before the update is available here? I don't remember ever seeing this nag before. Thanks.

Hello,

I like to change the behaviour of the firefox portable launcher to open a new window if I execute the launcher twice. Currently it shows a dialog with the options to force close firefox to open a new window or to cancel. This would be very helpful.

EDIT: If it matters, I set AllowMultipleInstances=true (not sure if it is the limitation described here: https://portableapps.com/node/27019)

Thank you!

I'm pretty sure it used to be possible to have two separate Firefox Portable instances (Different folders with different profiles in them) and use them simultaneously with AllowMultipleInstances=true in the settings file. This seems to not work any more. Is there another option to have two separate instances of FF portable and having them run simultaneously?

Thank you!

I've had this problem with the regular install but thought I'd mention that while I've had
no problems with FF portable 63.0.3, FF portable 64 causes my laptop to over heat and shut down.
I'm back on 63.0.3 with no issues.

I have the latest version of FireFox Portable on a flash drive.
I have it because I use public library (Windows) computers and those computers don't always have the latest version of FireFox installed.

When I open FireFox from my flash drive, it brings up the library home page as my Home page.

When I open the Options for the Home page in the browser, that option is grayed out/disabled.

Is there a way that I can set my home page to blank?
How is the installed version overriding the portable version?

.. or do I have to erase my portable version and _install_ FF, to continue surfin' on the "safe" site?
regards from Stuttgart, DE

My current installed version of Firefox Portable 52.8.1 ESR loads up and reports as Firefox Portable 60.0.10 ESR.

Somehow Firefox Portable ESR is automatically updating itself. I have had this happen to me twice now. I think the "timebomb" kicks off every 30 to 60 days. At least that's what I seem to remember from when it last bombed out; the main FF 52.8.1 ESR folder timestamp is about 40 days old right now.

For years, I have used FF Portable (on Windows 7). However, I ALWAYS disable the auto-update feature. This is because the update process always tries to create another copy of my user profile, bookmarks, and add-ons under these locations:

C:\Users\[logon name]\AppData\Local\Mozilla
C:\Users\[logon name]\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla

Note: The same thing happens if you set FF Portable as the Default Browser and Windows tries to start FF Port like a normal application. A second set of application files are created.