* No need to mess around with "Profiles" (where Firefox user data and user preferences are stored - Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles) or the built-in Profile Manager.
* You can launch the "Portable" versions from the desktop shortcut, no need to edit the Target: line. Mozilla Firefox, Portable Edition - Release / stable is available here: Īdvantages to using Firefox Portable Edition: Portable Edition, Beta, Aurora, and Nightly versions are available here: Mozilla Firefox® ESR, Portable Edition is available here: Suggested location for installation is /Program Files/Firefox Portable/
#FIREFOX DEVELOPER EDITION VS NIGHTLY INSTALL#
To install Firefox Portable to your hard disk drive see the bottom of the page - Installing an App Manually. The least complicated method for working with pre-release versions is to use the Portable Edition of Firefox for any version beyond your default or primary Firefox Release (aka stable) installation. Been there, done that - more times than I care to remember.Ī. If you install a pre-release version of Firefox using an installer build, it will become the "default" for Windows OS purposes and could result in a b0rked Profile as a result of your non-default build being launched with the default=1 Profile, as shown in the profiles.ini file. Very Important Note: The last "official" installer version of Firefox that you install is seen by Windows (in the Windows Registry) as the "default" version of firefox.exe. if you use any of the content in that KB article, please backup your App Data\Mozilla\Firefox\ folder that contains your Profiles folder and the profiles.ini file before youn change anything - justin case see: List of command line arguments for -no-remote Links to applicable MozillaZine KB articles for reference. A guide for installing and using multiple Channels of Firefox - Release, ESR, Beta, Aurora, Nightly together, and using them simultaneously.
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