I had used the Wizard to create New Profiles, which gave them the Names in Red, at least the complete first time on some previous Laptop, as I then later manually copied those Profiles to my current Laptop which made me avoid to have to reinstall about 70 Add-ons for each Profile.This is the portable version of Pale Moon, a web browser that originally began development as a fork of Firefox but has since developed its own layout and rendering engine. (I know from Experience as it happened to me once, I think when I decided a few years ago to update from Win7 to Win8.0 or Win8.1, but I had luckily let Win8.x Setup make a Backup of my 'C:\' Drive and I managed to retrieve the full FF Profile(s) with the missing Files from that Backup, ah-ah.!)
PM must be completely closed for example, same thing if you ever want to manually backup or restore/copy some existing Profile, if you get a new Laptop for example, or a few "vital" Files will be skipped. Well, concerning the '-P' Switch to launch the FF or PM Profile Manager, the whole Procedure is explained here. I have to install THREE PM and name their target access end with -p *** ? So do you mean if I want to use three accounts like run three js script at the same time I would like to know where do you get the red word because I have no idea where to get them? It supposed to pop up messagebox that I can create the accounts.isn't it? But then my old Laptop gave up and I didn't even bother to reinstall CR (that I don't like) or Dragon (which was a pain in the ass with fake Security and Web-Monitoring and unwanted Ads) on my new Laptop (Win10-圆4).Ī2515125 wrote:the first way, I tried put -p after target access but nothing happen when I clicked the browser again with Comodo Dragon + iMacros v7.03 for CR (on Win7-圆4) which was at that time the last Version to work on Dragon. I did the same with Chrome at some point, and I maintained until about 1.5 years ago now an Env. (And part of my Requirements was having multiple Scripts run 24/7 in different Browser Instances/Profiles, which means it would take me about 3 weeks to test every new Browser, so I simply stuck to PM.) I once had the "Project" to try and test and "benchmark" all (or at least several) Browsers forked on FF when using iMacros, but I "stopped" directly after trying Pale Moon that I adopted directly, ah-ah.!, when I saw the huge boost in Reliability and Performance compared to plain FF.
Pale Moon for example doesn't go any further than v8.8.2 or v8.8.7 depending on the PM Version. Which Version of iMacros did you manage to get working on it.? OK, interesting to know about 'Multifox' and its Version. Oh.!, I had missed this previous Post of yours that you must have posted while I was already typing mine.
Multifox v2.0.7 download from Github working well.Īny other solution to share would be appreciated A2515125 wrote:here is my solution that i found
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