gevisz wrote:
> вс, 16 сент. 2018 г. в 11:09, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com>:
>>
>> I have nine Firefox profiles here.  Any problems I have had have turned
>> out to be a bad add on.  Sometimes I turn off auto update and new
>> Firefox doesn't like old add on.
> Probably, you meant that problems with old add ons arise when firefox
> auto update is turned on. If so, I do agree.

Well, that is sometimes why I turn auto update off on some add ons. 
Sometimes, since I am on a older version of Firefox, newer add ons don't
work.  I might add, some older add ons won't work with newer Firefox at
all.  Firefox disables them and works just not with the add on.  Tab
utilities is one of them. 


>> It is rare that I have Firefox crash.
> Unfortunately, even a rare Firefox crash has long standing consequences. :(
>

I use session manager on most profiles and even if it does crash, I can
go back right away.  I don't recall losing anything.  On some profiles,
I have dozens of tabs open, sometimes close to and even over 100. 


>> It may get slow at times but it keeps chugging along.  Generally I have
>> four or five profiles running and sometimes even more.  I use different
>> profiles for different tasks with different add ons.  I've noticed that
>> the more add ons one has, the slower it tends to get.  I sort of spread
>> them out a bit.
> If multiple Firefox profiles do not increase the probability of its crash
> any more, than it is a good news because they are really useful.
>
> Anyway, I still afraid to use them so far.
>

I been using profiles for a few years with no issues.  My biggest cause
of problems is incompatibility of add ons when either Firefox or the add
on gets updated.  It may be worth checking into again.  Could be that
all the new coding fixed issues you had before.  One thing about it, you
can always remove the newer profiles and go back to the old way. 

Dale

:-)  :-) 

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