Firefox Portable

Apparently with Firefox 38, there's some nasty DRM stuff I'd like to avoid - there's a DRM/EME free build at:

https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/38.0/win32-EME-...

Is there a way I can put this in, or will this be portableified sometime? Thanks.

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I have put the two files FlashPlayerPlugin_17_0_0_169.exe, NPSWF32_17_0_0_169.dll in plugins directory but firefox doesn't detect it. If i go in the Plugins section in about:addons no flash plugin is listed. How to make it detect the plugin?

hello!

almost in every flash plugin webpage, I get crash
is this happening in regular firefox too or is it a portable thing?

thanks!

PS: I know it doesn't happen with chrome
this is the website with the flash plugin http://www.onenewhome.co.uk/site/index.html

Hi,
I'll start off with a simple question: should Firefox portable use only its enclosing drive, not the computers main hard drive for everything it does?

I've had a problem - when i upgraded ff portable it crashed without launching. I found out that the problem was caused by the language pack, installed by me in previous version of ff, it is in language section of about:addons.

So the suggestion is - add to your portable unpacker/installer automatic turning off language pack(s), if there're any installed by user.

hi, help me please.

I want to use Mozilla Portable with Java Plug-in 11.45.2 for Mozilla.

will it works if a install it to System disk (C:)?
and if i will copy it to other computer will it works?

Thanks!

Hi there,

I have made various tests with the GNotifier addon.
- When I use an installed version of Firefox -> the notifications are native.
On Win10 TP it will add a new entry in the "New notifications" panel with "E7CF176E110C211B" as the app name.
- When I use the PortableApps version, and the same profile -> it will show the notification using the built-in popup.

Also, I seem to have the same exact issue with Thunderbird by the way.

It already available here

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/beta/all/

I want to try it :3

We need to include (and modify) a browser on a USB that leaves as little trace as possible of its existence. I know there are things that we can't do anything about (like shellbags and prefetch-cache entries) that show something was run, but we're mostly concerned with browser data. The TOR browser bundle claims to have patched a few other things that aren't cache-related (I think). The quote is:

Hello,

I've noticed the FF portable has been slower after version 31. In one of a client's website (I can't post it here) I noticed via the Network tab in the Webdeveloper tool that it always loads a bunch of files (js and css) whereas in the normal FF version and FF portable 31 it only loads 2 (no js or css). Wondering if you have changed any cache settings or anything else that could affect its performance?

Thanks,
Vilmondes