Firefox Portable

From where i can download Firefox 20 portable? I see only Firefox 22 version available and under "other versions" only versions prior 3.6

Since FF asks to download an update to 22 in my Spanish.International portable , I cancel the update, and go to the FF Portable page to download a fresh copy, I go to the Other Languages, and then it goes to the Beta FF23.
Looking for answers, there is in the FAQ that it is "ok to let firefox update itself".
So, It is advisable that in the absence of Spanish.International version 22 to just update it? Or have more patience while the 22 version is published?

I would love to install several FireFox at same time:

-> 3.6, 5.0, 6.0, 12, 15, 22

I've installed 3.6 (ok), then installed 5.0 (ok).
Both are available.
Now, when I install 6.0, it overwrites 5.0. How can I keep those three at same time?

Thanks,

Edson

Okay guys, I've been trying to figure this out all day and still, no success. If I change the localhomepage to Search.html and put the .ini file in the same folder as my firefoxportable.exe here is the path FF portable returns file:///\server\WebApp\Support\App\FirefoxPortable/Search.html Here is the path I need file:///\\server\WebApp\Support\App\FirefoxPortable\Search.html I don't know if this is important but after I submit the neeeded link here is what the url changes to file://///server/WebApp/Support/App/FirefoxPortable/Search.html I host the app on a local server.

I'm trying to use Ccleaner to clear junk but I don't want any cookies removed from any browser. In the Applications tab there's no option to keep Firefox cookies probably because Firefox is portable (it's in my X drive partition) and not installed.

In the Options, Cookies menu it seems that every time I use the program if there are new cookies since I last used it, I need to select them and move them to the "Cookies to Keep" section. I don't want to have to do that. Isn't there a way to automatically prevent any cookies from being deleted?

Hi,

Yesterday I upgraded from FF 21 to FF 22.0 right upon its release. At once, I started to receive a Javascript error in every Google site I use. It says:

Error: Illegal operation on WrappedNative prototype object

It is not a problem with Google, or at least not one that arises when browsed with Chrome or FF 12.0, which are my desktop browsers.

It is most probably a problem the guys in FF will have to solve soon. In the mean time, I wonder if there is a way for us using PortableApps to revert the installation and go back to FF 21.0.

Regards

Hello,

I have under several years successful used FF with RoboForm 2Go application. Now, RoboForm 2Go doesn't show on it's usual place as Toolbar under Favorites.

Furthermore following error shows when I want to execute it in FF:

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Can not attach to browser 'firefox.exe:22.0.0.4917'.

The browser is not natively supported or incompatibile with RoboForm. You need to install RoboForm add-on into your browser...

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I have installed add-on into FF for RoboForm, but it doesn't work.

Is this something at FF side or RoboForm?

This is my first post here.

I have been using Firefox Portable for some time. I have Firefox Portable 21 installed and have been using it since its release (and have used portable since version 15 or so). I have always updated over the top of the previous version with not problems until now. What I have experienced and my attempts to resolve:
*downloaded Firefox 22 Portable to hard drive as usual
*closed all browsers
*ran install and received error, "Folder not valid, choose valid folder in Program Files or a sub-folder" (or similar)

What's with the new v.21? Turning off all extensions and plugins means nothing. It is just slow on everything: new pages, scrolling clicking something, it sucks big time!

Here is an example video --> http://youtu.be/HD5ocS60OP8

Perhaps someone can advise re my problem with some web fonts, eg the portableapps site font has heavy verticals on 'f'

I am using ffox 22 beta but 20/21 are the same.

see example here...

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7417/9028152656_55f1eb03ab_b.jpg