Ok, I logged into google with ESR52 and a completely fresh profile, and it
worked.
So, I suspect its my problem now to figure out why more and more sites have
been failing to render for the past few months.
But my main question was about the profile manager not telling you what its
about to do
Sort of need someone that uses ESR52 to confirm or deny my experience (try
logging out and back in to google?), I think?
> On Apr 21, 2018, at 11:06 PM, Dave Yeo wrote:
>
> On 04/21/18 09:34 PM, Perry Wagle wrote:
>> The issue for me is the increasing use of what I think is bleeding edge
>> ja
On 04/21/18 09:34 PM, Perry Wagle wrote:
The issue for me is the increasing use of what I think is bleeding edge
javascript to render just about everything. Today, I found that both
digitalocean and gmail won’t render on ESR52.
I'm still on 45ESR and Gmail works fine (besides some problems c
PS. I’m NOW finding it impossible to login to google (mail, groups, etc),
which might be an .. um .. feature?
> On Apr 21, 2018, at 10:40 PM, Perry Wagle wrote:
>
> PS. I’m not finding it impossible to login to google (mail, groups, etc),
> which might be an .. um .. feature?
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PS. I’m not finding it impossible to login to google (mail, groups, etc),
which might be an .. um .. feature?
> On Apr 21, 2018, at 9:34 PM, Perry Wagle wrote:
>
> The issue for me is the increasing use of what I think is bleeding edge
> javascript to render just about everything. Today, I f
The issue for me is the increasing use of what I think is bleeding edge
javascript to render just about everything. Today, I found that both
digitalocean and gmail won’t render on ESR52.
But sure I can run another browser, but if I do on macOS, and set my default
browser to ESR52 (which it see
The main reason I run different instances of Firefox as different users
is *security*. If you simply run Firefox under one user with different
profiles, they all see the same file system. This is *not* what I want,
since Firefox might still have bugs that could allow nasty websites to
do damage to
On Fri, Apr 20, 2018 at 6:13 PM Perry Wagle wrote:
> Running two Firefox browsers doesn’t work well, apparently since ESR52
> pretends to be FF52, which I think MacOS thinks is a older version of the
> FF60 (or whatever) it also sees, and so it starts that FF57+ up without
> saying which it is, a
On Sat, Apr 21, 2018 at 12:24 PM Stephen Dowdy wrote:
> My 2cents...
>
> I'm confused by the notion that running multiple versions/profiles of
> firefox is at all difficult -- at least on linux:
>
> {path-to-firefox-specific-version}/firefox -P {profile-name}
> --class=firefox_{profile-name}
My 2cents...
I'm confused by the notion that running multiple versions/profiles of firefox
is at all difficult -- at least on linux:
{path-to-firefox-specific-version}/firefox -P {profile-name}
--class=firefox_{profile-name} -no-remote -new-instance
is all you need to run an infinite numbe
On Linux, I quite regularly run multiple independent instances of
Firefox -- sometimes different versions -- by running them as different
users, with different home directories and hence different profiles. By
means of sudo, I run them on the same display (and keyboard and mouse),
with no logging o
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