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Well ) The info from the 3 year old post is still valid. Read this answer in context 👍 12 All Replies (11) Now I have Firefox 32bit v54.0.1 (set to never update) for running my media front end and Firefox 64bit v55 (That I will keep updates current on) for accessing the internet and can run both at the same time. I then stated the 2nd instance of Firefox (Firefox 1) with the shortcut from #9 and told it not to be the default browser and not to check this setting on start up. I started Firefox 2 with the second shortcut from #10 and set it to the default browser.ġ2. I created another shortcut "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\Firefox.exe" -P Regular (Firefox 2)ġ1. I created a custom shortcut "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\Firefox.exe" -P Plex -no-remote and named it plex and changed the icon to the one from the plex executable. I moved everything from the "Core" folder I extracted from the archive into the new "mozilla Firefox" folder.ĩ. I created a new folder in "program files" (not program files (x86)) and named it Mozilla Firefox.Ĩ. (Go here and click on the "Firefox for other platforms & Languages" to get the full offline installer package)ħ.

I downloaded "Firefox Setup 55.0.exe" and manually extracted the "Core" folder with Winrar. I closed firefox 1 and manually copied everything from the "Plex" profile folder into the "Regular" profile folder.

I started Firefox 1 with the new profile "Regular".ĥ. I created a new profile named "Regular".Ĥ. I renamed the current profile to "Plex".ģ. Opened Firefox 1 with the -profilemanager command line switchĢ. Well  ) The info from the 3 year old post is still valid.