OK, If you create a new profile for FF3 you can store the different
FF3-compatible extensions there. I don't have time to pursue this
further, but there appear to be some limitations:
* You can't run FF2 and FF3 at the same time.
* You will need to set Firefox to ask for which profile at startup.
Maybe there is a way to permanently map one profile to FF2 and another
to FF3.
-- Brad
Brad Perkins wrote:
Thanks, but I need this to work on Windows :(
-- Brad
Aparajita Fishman wrote:
If there a way to run these browsers side-by-side (or at least
installed on the same machine) and have Firebug support in both?
http://www.codecontortionist.com/software/mac-osx-software/multifirefox/
Regards,
Aparajita
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