OK, so where does the profile mechanism decide what profiles to read? Malodushnikh wrote:
> In truth, the Profile mechanism needs to be extended to isolate profiles > created in different Mozilla derivatives from each other. This will > prevent Mozilla and Netscape from using each other's profiles, also, > which always causes trouble. > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > Mac Burner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi there, > > I have built a Mozilla browser on Win98 with its own custom buttons > > and toolbars. However, when I install Netscape 6, it loads with my > > custom settings. I have concluded this is because Netscape is reading > > the same "Profiles" folder (possibly the "C:\Windows\Application > > Data\Mozilla\Profiles") that my custom browser reads from/writes to. > > > > So my question is, if that is in fact the reason, how can I change my > > custom build so that settings will be stored in a place where Netscape > > will not try to read? I assume this means changing some constant named > > "Mozilla" to something more obscure. Would this work? Where could I do > > this? > > > > Thanks, Dave Alvarado > >
