09-24-2009, 07:34 PM
One day I got curious and wanted to see if Firefox had any command line arguments...so I googled it and came up with this:
FireFox Command Line Arguments
in QM use:
On the first run it will bring up the new profile wizard...name the profile the same as the "-P 'UserProfile'"
On other runs it it loads up the firefox with all your magical settings.
I was thinking it would be rad to save the profile on a flash drive. Then set up all the settings in the FireFox profile to save cookies, downloads, passwords, and all that other stuff on the flash drive. That way the flash drive could be like your "key to the internet." Maybe even make it safer to use other people's computers to check personal accounts. I haven't tested anything on this...just hypothetical right now. If anyone has any input, I'd love to hear it as I do think this is a pretty rad idea.
I think even implementing the use of a flash drive would be cool on your own computer, just in case :-P
FireFox Command Line Arguments
in QM use:
On the first run it will bring up the new profile wizard...name the profile the same as the "-P 'UserProfile'"
On other runs it it loads up the firefox with all your magical settings.
I was thinking it would be rad to save the profile on a flash drive. Then set up all the settings in the FireFox profile to save cookies, downloads, passwords, and all that other stuff on the flash drive. That way the flash drive could be like your "key to the internet." Maybe even make it safer to use other people's computers to check personal accounts. I haven't tested anything on this...just hypothetical right now. If anyone has any input, I'd love to hear it as I do think this is a pretty rad idea.
I think even implementing the use of a flash drive would be cool on your own computer, just in case :-P