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(Unverified)May 2nd 2008 4:16PM
I prefer to use the portable version of Firefox, even in non-portable settings (i.e. my desktop machine). I can make a backup of the whole setup and copy/move it to another machine, or just run it off a USB drive if I wish.
(Unverified)May 2nd 2008 4:24PM
Not to minimize the usefulness of this tip, though.
JFJBMay 2nd 2008 11:29PM
I do too, but between my HD FireFox and the Portable Firefox on my thumb drive.
SyncBack to the rescue for the whole profile contents.
And then, if needed, the internal details from Mozilla (see my above 1st comment)