After that, you should get the profile manager window, which should be self-explanatory enough. On Windows, the easiest way to do is is probably to hit +R (for “Run”), and then type firefox.exe -profilemanager.
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Source How to configure several profilesĬlose Firefox (make sure there’s really no more firefox.exe running in the background), then relaunch it with the -profilemanager argument. Make sure that Firefox isn’t running, as it will overwrite the file when you close it.
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You can edit it with any plain text editor supporting Unix line breaks (for instance Notepad++ is good, the standard Windows notepad isn’t). It’s located in your profile folder (on Windows NT/2k/XP/Vista/Se7en, it looks like %appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\fault – just browse to %appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ then it will be obvious -, for other OSes, check out Profile folder on MozillaZine, or even simpler go to about:support and click on “Profile Directory – Open containing folder”) and is named persdict.dat. You’ll have to manually edit the dictionary file… On the other hand, deleting them is then a pain in the ***, notably the GUI provides no way to do this. How to delete words from the personal dictionaryįor some reason, I find it extremely easy to accidentally add misspelled words to the personal dictionary – I guess that menu item is somewhat misplaced.
This never caught a single virus for me anyway… Also, it makes the downloaded files bypass Windows security policy checks (the former preference 圜hecks was merged into this one), ie when you launch a downloaded executable Windows won’t bother you with the warning popup “this program was downloaded from Internet, are you sure you want to run it?”. This is controlled by the setting: set it to false to disable the bloody time-wasting virus scan at the end of every file download. How to skip antivirus scanning of incoming files + don’t tag downloaded exe’s as coming from Internet This is controlled by the setting (edit it via about:config): set it to false to disable the highly annoying “download finished” popup which sloooooowwwwly appears and then diiiiiiiiisappeeeaaaars every time a file has finished downloading (this thing is particularly slow when your GPU is busy doing something else). How to hide the “download finished” bubble
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