Firefox Portable

I have been running firefox portable on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS \n \l and past version 23 (this includes esr 24 version) it does not work with wine. I have used both the system wine (i believe 1.4) and play on linux versions (1.5 - 1.7.11). Firefox launches either into an immediate crash or sometimes you get to click on it and then it crashes. Because firefox 23 and earlier seem to work fine but none after that I assume it is a firefox issue rather than wine. Because of the nature of portable apps it effects this windows version more than most.

I understand crash reporting was disabled in April, because it could not be made properly portable. But, as one of the users who uses portable apps flat on a PC, I'd like to be able to re-enable the crash reporting. The directories are still being created/updated with today's date, but there's no crash report in them. I've looked around, but other than the note that crash reporting is disabled by default now, there's no indication on how to re-enable it (and the .ini has enabled=1).

Would it be possible to get some documentation on how to re-enable the crash reporting?

Hi, i have with some facebook games... if i try to play that game it do not load the game.. for example:
that game don't load the game http://awesomescreenshot.com/06d26i8w6e

I want to hide or lock the firefox Data folder in portable version and that way no one can't open or edit the data there like cookies.

Any one can give me an idea about how to do it as I'm going to using portable version so the solution must be OK with Portable version of firefox

What setting do I need for a click on the mouse wheel to open a new window (instead of a new tab)?

I tried about:config middlemouse.openNewWindow set to true or false, but in either case a click on the wheel opens a new tab.

Since updating Firefox Portable I can no longer download MP3 files. When I go to a podcast page and click the link to download it opens a new page and plays the file within Firefox using VLC. There is no way to right click on the link to download the file nor do anything other than play it within Firefox

I had this same problem with the non-portable version and according to Mozilla Support found out it has something to do with how Firefox 26 handles Windows XP which is my operating system. The instructions to fix the issue said to go to about:config and change the settings to false for:

Is there any way to add a Flash DLL file so that when I go to different computers I don't have to install flash each time?

Hello,

is the new Nightly of Firefox 28 available as PortableApp?
I would love to see a preview of the new design.
Where can I download it?

Greetings

OLLI

I initially upgraded my primary FF Portable install. I noticed the performance was very bad when opening web sites, moving between pages of web sites, etc. I was astounded to see the same performance when accessing a local web server that is 1 Layer 2 switch hop away, inside my home, does not serve anyone else, and has an average CPU utilization of 0%.

Just FYI: after last update 25.0.1 my Firefox was transformed from Polish to English