Firefox Portable

Is there an interface that is exported by Portable Filefox that allows one to tap into the HTML stream for an arbitrary URL? Is there a site where I can go to get the API associated with the interface?

I just followed the instructions to install the Shockwave and Flash plugins for PFF, and it was a success! I tested it at http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/welcome/ and was wondering how would I update these plugins? Would I need to manually do this process ever 3-6 weeks just to keep up?

While downloading a file via keepvid.com from break.com I had a pop-up ask me if I wished to install an update and it was supposedly from microsoft. Stupidly I did not research the file name or even write it down before saying it was ok to do it. No after I did it I can't download vids via sites like keepvid.com from sites like break.com

Does XP keep a log of what, when and where updates or downloads go to see if I can pinpoint it? If it went into the firefox files where might it have gone?

Anyone else experience the same thing?

Thanks,
Bryan

Impossible. ?!

Portable Firefox 2.0 is a stuff-up:

1. None of the ini files are the same
2. Everything's different.
3. You can't run PFF while another instance of firefox is running.

I ask you then: WHAT IS THE POINT?
Why not code a batch file that copies your profile over everytime you run it, on whatever computer, wherever?!

PFF2 should have it's own forum, if it's so different. It is so utterly frustrating to see an application with so much potential so stuffed up due to shortsighted planning. The do-gooders coding it should just all die.

I have one simple requirement: I need to launch as many independent instances of firefox 2 as possible, without any interference between them.

Hi all,

Is it normal that whenever I modify anything in my bookmarks (add, rename, etc) the old bookmark is stored in a file "bookmarks-n.html" (n=1,2,3,...)? I have quite a huge bookmarks file (around 1MB), and after a few weeks I ended up with more than 100 files "bookmarks-1.html", "bookmarks-2.html", "bookmarks-3.html", etc. that used more than 100MB of space. I could remove them all without any problem.

I would prefer though if this backup-feature (if this is the idea behind) could be turned off, or at least limited to about 3 generations instead of keeping them all. This mechanism

None of my plugins or my themes will install!
They all say "This addon will be installed when Firefox is restarted"
I have restarted it, pulled out my flash drive, switched machines and still no result.
I also uninstalled and reinstalled a few apps and nothing.
Please HELP!

Is Password Manager safe on portable firefox 2.0

http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/11/21/2319243&from=rss

for that matter, was it safe on 1.5?

I've been trying to use Firefox Portable at work carrying it on a thumbdrive. When I first starting using it I was able to keep bookmarks from one use to another. However, recently my bookmarks disappeared. They will save, but each time I disconnect my thumbdrive and move it to another machine or come back to the same one, the bookmarks are gone. Any suggestions?

Can anyone tell me how much cache I should allow Firefox to have?

In FFP 2.0 don't need the space taken by the "history" button but it will not drag from the toolbar to the "customize toolbar" window. In fact none of the original buttons will drag off -- file,edit, view, history, bookmarks, tools, help & prefs. Only the ones added will drag off such as Adblock Plus and Launchy.

Is there another method to remove the "history" button?