Re: Mozilla Backup With Seamonkey ?

2016-05-18 Thread NFN Smith
Jonathan N. Little wrote: Alternatively you could just rename the profile folder to match the INI. Yep. There's some who insist on moving the profiles.ini, (and editing to point to the preferred folder), although it's not essential. My experience is that it's faster/easier to let the

Re: Mozilla Backup With Seamonkey ?

2016-05-17 Thread Jonathan N. Little
NFN Smith wrote: On the new machine, some advocate that you copy the .\Profiles\profiles.ini file, and ensure that the profile folders have identical names, but in my experience, that isn't necessary. I've found no problems with simply starting the profile creation wizard far enough to create

Re: Mozilla Backup With Seamonkey ?

2016-05-17 Thread Michael
On 17/05/2016 00:31, NFN Smith wrote: Michael wrote: Will "Mozilla Backup" be OK to use if I install Seamonkey on my other machines? I'm thinking of "Mozilla Backup" not being developed any more and wondering if this would affect the backup transfer with data not being recognised etc. I've

Re: Mozilla Backup With Seamonkey ?

2016-05-16 Thread NFN Smith
Michael wrote: Will "Mozilla Backup" be OK to use if I install Seamonkey on my other machines? I'm thinking of "Mozilla Backup" not being developed any more and wondering if this would affect the backup transfer with data not being recognised etc. I've used MozBackup for years, including

Mozilla Backup With Seamonkey ?

2016-05-16 Thread Michael
Hello, Been using Firefox with Thunderbird but wanted to have a second browser as backup.Seamonkey is the obvious choice. I have Seamonkey now installed on a computer and tweaked the options and themes etc and will only be using it as a browser. Will "Mozilla Backup" be OK to use if I