Jerry Park wrote:
> Ranjit Mathew wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>>     Of late, I've been installing the various Mozilla
>> "stable" releases (0.9.1, 0.9.2, etc.) and, needless to
>> say, have been VERY impressed with it - it's my default
>> browser for almost everything except for brain-dead
>> sites that require me to use IE. Congratulations and sincere Thanks to 
>> all of you who made this possible.
>> I digress, however.
>>
>> The point is, as recommended, I uninstall the old version
>> and then freshly install the new release. In fact, I take
>> this advice to the extreme and remove ALL files related
>> to Mozilla - files related to my profile, mozver.dat etc.
>> from the Windoze folder - before installing the new release.
>> And it has worked PERFECTLY every time - I've had no problems
>> after installation.
>>
>> However, this is QUITE painful, though somewhat ameliorated
>> by backing up address books, bookmarks, etc. SO...Isn't there
>> an easier way of doing this? I mean, shouldn't it be OK if
>> I let my old profile hanging there, including cookie permissions,
>> image permissions (man, I LOVE this feature!), etc.?
>>
>> Would the gurus here be kind enough to enlighten this poor
>> soul?
>>
>> And BTW, the Java plug-in DOES NOT WORK. Period. I've tried a
>> zillion-and-one things, yes, including all the things suggested
>> in this newsgroup, but it just does not work. But this is
>> another digression, I fear.
>>
>> Anyways, thanks in advance for your help and once again, thank
>> you very much for creating this beauty.
>>
>> Ranjit.
>>
>>
> 
> I just uninstall the previous version. Works fine.
> 
> I don't remove profiles, plugins, etc. Getting some plungins to work is 
> difficult. Wouldn't want to do that every time the program upgraded. 
> Java does work if installed correctly.
> 

re: Java. I've installed the version that comes with Opera and Mozilla 
seems to pick up on that. Had no problems that way. Upgrading is a big 
issue and something that should really be thought about. It's almost 
time to move everything over to Moz (it's that good) I just don't want 
to lose it all by uninstalling.


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