Firefox Portable

Generally, it is not a good idea to use on-line banking facilities by using say a pc in a library.

But if one uses Firefox on a USB, would this be safe?

Any other suggestions for making this kind of activitiy safe (in cases of emergency) would be appreciated.

Thanks

NetworkLabs Creations Report 1 on Firefox Portable.

I have downloaded Firefox Portable two times and it says it is broken. Please fix the LINK!

NetworkLabs Creations.

Fix it, and earn 1.0 of my Respect.

Respect Level: .5
I just like your Portable Software...

Also, please fix ClamWin Portable, it does the same thing.
There is also a few more programs that do this.

I've been using portable FF 3.6 since it was first released, running on Vista Home Premium, and all plugins and add-ons worked correctly.

But a couple of days ago I upgraded my OS to Windows 7 Home Premium, clean install (reformatted and started over). Now the Flash plugin doesn't appear to work, although NPSWF32.dll is there in the Data\Plugins folder.

I have not reinstalled Flash yet locally--I thought at first I wouldn't need to because I thought it was bundled with some other software. But to verify, I searched the hard drive for that dll and it's not there.

mozilla firefox, password protect firefox

-download firefox portable from https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable.
-install it to say, d:\apps\firefoxportable.
-download zip.exe and unzip.exe from http://stahlworks.com/dev/index.php?tool=zipunzip.
-put them in d:\apps\firefoxportable dir.
-copy 2 vbs files to d:\apps\firefoxportable dir (see end of this text).
-Optional: make copy of your d:\apps\firefoxportable\data\profile dir, or rename it to d:\apps\firefoxportable\data\profile2

-optional (warning this will delete your profile settings!!!):

Meh, why hard-coding all the paths in a portable release. Paradox and not customizable
Have a look at Diashapes Portable (not supported anymore, works with Dia 0.97 only) and Dia Portable. User could set custom install paths, settingsdirectory, appdirectory ... and with the proper ini-entries it just works. Always.

Oh, and there is a major bug:

Dear Mr. Haller,

I just wanted to mention that the Firefox Portable (Minefield) 3.7 Alpha 1 download will no longer install because the Minefield has upgraded to FF 3.7 Alpha 2. It's not a big deal, but I just thought I would mention it.

Sincerely,
Kent Coley

hi
sorry for my english
in iran some of web site's are closed by government.
so me have to open then by proxy or VPN.... i use ultra surf(ultrareach.com)and it's add on for fire fox....
i can browse all website's but when i want to send a comment on facebook.com,browser shows me a error and the comment is not sent....
also when i want to publish my text's on blogger i have same problem!
problem i also in the balatarin.com and donbaleh.com (they are like digg.com for us in iran)
twitter has the same problem too.....

The firefox portable current edtion oan previous editions, install ok on my USB Flash drive but when launching the app I recevie "Failed to Intitialize properly (0xc0000005)" upon execution.

I have tried installs multiple times (Erased and foramtted USB flash drive) each time) with no success. I even copied over the entire structure of ff portable from a working flash device. same issue. I also tried a second flash device, same issue.

Tried to run in WIN 98 Comaptibiltiy also
Any suggestions
Thanx Dzj

I just installed Portable Apps suite for the first time on a 4GB hard drive. I have tried to run Firefox and each time it takes about 5 minutes to start up and before it finishes loading it states that it cannot run a script if I continue it eventually loads but then crashes. I just tested it on Windows Vista and Firefox works fine, it only fails on Windows XP. Any suggestions?

I've only ever used Firefox Portable on admin accounts, but last week I tried it in a controlled environment, and the results were disappointing.

I was running Portable Firefox 3.6 (official build) on a flash drive on a laptop running Vista Home Premium SP2 through the computer's Guest account. Firefox was installed, and connects to the Net without a proxy, but is loaded down with tons of badware, strange toolbars and the like. Portable Firefox wouldn't connect to anything. Google, the start page (start.portableapps.com) or a couple other sites.