Firefox

[Anton Markov]

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Hi,

The reason I use this functionality, is so that when I click my Firefox
button on the kicker panel in KDE, it opens up a new window as if I
found a mozilla window and pressed Ctrl-N. I find it useful when I need
to open a browser window quickly.

As for the script I use, I use a similar (although inferior) one to the
one Jing Su posted. Also, the Debian mozilla-firefox package provides a
script called mozilla-firefox which has the same functionality.

Fraser Campbell wrote:
>
> Like others, I'm confused as to why you'd want this.  The only reason
I can
> think of doing that would be if you wanted to have different cookies
in each
> window.  Is that the case?
>
> Regardless of why, you should be able to just create 2 profiles and
start them
> with "firefox -P profilename"?  At least then it won't ask you ...

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Anton Markov <("anton" + "@" + "truxtar" + "." + "com")>

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