Firefox Portable

Let's say I'm trying to download a web page (complete) from The Wall Street Journal with both stock Mozilla Firefox Quantum current (57.0.4) and the PortableApps.com version. Arrive through Twitter, get through the paywall; here's your free WS article: https://twitter.com/GaryPR7/status/950014058404564993

Trying to download the above article produces the results I've just described. Success with stock Firefox, failure with portable Firefox. No add-ons, everything is set to default.

A while ago i tried installing Firefox Portable Development Edition and ever since then I cannot get my standard Firefox Portable to start. It crashes every time. for a time it would crash and ask if i wanted to start in safe mode and then work in safe mode. Now it won't even do that.

I've tried the following all together even:

The portable version of Mozilla Firefox do not work properly. some features not working, I tried with opera that works very well.
However, the non-portable version of Firefox works very well.

I'm using Firefox Portable on Windows 10 and also have one version installed.

When I make D:\files\PortableApps\PortableApps\FirefoxPortable\FirefoxPortable.exe the default program for http etc. I always get a message that already an instance is running if another window is already open.
(If I ignore the message and don't press enter and try to open the link again it is opening in the existing Firefox..)

A new subdirectory of APPDATA\Mozilla\SystemExtensionsDev which causes the Mozilla directory to be left and a new Mozilla directory at LOCALLOW\Mozilla. Both directories are empty. This will be addressed in the next release.

You can test the upcoming version of the launcher here: Firefox Portable Launcher 2.1.1.

MD5: 73aa27297d170a8415f9025d5a8785c7

UPDATED: 2017-12-21 - Added fix for updates empty directories.

Assume Adobe releases a new Flash player update.

I download this update as exe file and start it (under Win7).

Unfortunately the player locates only non-portable Firefox installation (as seen in Registry).

How can I tell the FlashPlayer update package to update the Firefox (ESR) portable installation as well?

By cmdline?

Thx
Peter

Suddenly link (in e-mails, programs) are not opened anymore in the same portable Firefox (I have more than one Firefox).

I need to access a corporate application that has a web interface and a Java applet.

I read that Firefox 52 and later don't allow the Java plugin anymore. So I installed Firefox Portable 51.0.1 into C:\users\username\Downloads\Firefox_51.0.1_Portable\FirefoxPortable. Then I copied the FirefoxPortable.ini file from the Other\Source directory and put it in the same directory as FirefoxPortable.exe. I edited the file to have the following:

AllowMultipleInstances=true
AlwaysUse32Bit=true

Every time I exit (window close, ALT+F4) Firefox Quantum, a few seconds later the crash reporter pops up. Nothing problematic about Firefox itself, just does this upon exiting. (Submitting the crash report always fails, too, so it's not worth bothering with.)

I just X out of the crash reporter and I haven't been worried about it, but thought I'd drop a note here.

Windows 10 Pro 1703 (work computer), 64-bit. Install path is default, and it's an upgrade. I've had Portable Firefox on my drive since I don't even know when.

I'm running a browser extension (or should I say "add on"?) which requires the presence of a so called "companion app".
In a non-portable environment such an app has to be installed in the main OS, as well as the browser itself.

I'm wondering whether there is a way to "install" such an app inside the FF Portable's folder, in order to carry it around together with the browser, in a USB key or similar device.

PS. I searched, before posting, for similar questions but did not find any.