Portable Firefox

[tesco]

15%, I think, posted this a while back.

Portable Firefox (for thumbdrives).

Anyone tried it yet?
Does it work good?


I just wanted to know if it would run on computers such as my schools where we can't run .exe files that are unknown to the computers?

Gonna try it on Monday but i can save some time if someone tells me it doesn't work.

[Peerzy]

15%, I think, posted this a while back.

Portable Firefox (for thumbdrives).

Anyone tried it yet?
Does it work good?


I just wanted to know if it would run on computers such as my schools where we can't run .exe files that are unknown to the computers?

Gonna try it on Monday but i can save some time if someone tells me it doesn't work.

Runs on my college computers that are locked down toa cunt. Only problem is that it wont connect to the net, firewalled or something.

[tesco]

that's kinda pointless then.

I hope it works. :crying:

[100%]

It is geneus work
stuff into usb key
go everywhere and play

yes the load up is slow
tit has been updated to 1.0 version so add the extensions you want
it is great work
free the fox
goodnight

[vivitron 15]

its actually possible (and supposedly easy) to just use your own Firefox - you just run a .bat file in order to tell it where the profile is, and it just works...with all extensions and mouse gestures etc working

check out mozillazine forums for a guide.

[tesco]

ooh, today I discovered that if I rename ANY .exe file to iexplore.exe then the computer lets me run it.
It think i'm using internet explorer.


so i can do almost anything now.