To use profiles, which are not in the default location, you would need
to use 2 start-flags at the same time. One to enable profiles-option,
the second to check another folder with profile-information - for
example on an usb-stick.
Following you find on issue 8801:
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Using "--enable-udd-profiles" as start parameter is suggested as
temporary solution.
But I have some troubles by mixing up more then one start parameter:
For example when I also intend to open a special profile at startup.
(with the start
argument: --user-data-dir="..\User Data\<profile name>")
I tried to mix these two parameters this way:
D:\PROGS\NET\chrome-win32\chrome.exe --enable-udd-profiles "--user-
data-
dir=.\profiles\norm"
But either the profiles-option doesn't get enabled or the wished
profile isn't starting
up :-(
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My question is: how to manage profiles, which are not in default
folder?
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