Ah, yes, that's what I was trying to do. If I just install both I end up getting plugins overlapping between installs, and can't run both at once (I think because of the way it calls new windows?)
Thanks! Josh On 1/3/06, Patrick H. Lauke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Roberto Gorjão wrote: > > To me it was enough to install different versions in different folders. > > They work without problems or incompatibilities. > > In addition to that I would strongly recommend to set up separate > profiles for each version, as otherwise you *will* end up with > incompatibilities and general problems (this also holds true if you want > to set up a mixed environment of various Mozilla Suite and Netscape > browser versions). > > My usual setup: create a new folder for "Browser profiles" somewhere, > then do a fresh install of all the various browser versions. Once > installation is complete, *do not* start the browser by clicking on the > icon (or by having the option to load it ticked at the end of the > installer). Instead, open a command line, cd to the installation > directory, and start it with the profile manager option, e.g. > > c:\program files\mozilla firefox 1.5\firefox -profilemanager > > Now, set up a new profile for each browser, and make sure that it's > saved as a new sub-directory of your "Browser profiles" folder. I > usually tend to name them after their relevant browser version. > > Also, make sure to check the option in the manager to show it at > startup, otherwise there is a risk that your latest profile is used, > regardless of which browser you're starting. > > Hope this made some sense, > > P ****************************************************** The discussion list for http://webstandardsgroup.org/ See http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm for some hints on posting to the list & getting help ******************************************************
