This article describes how to use the Firefox Profile Manager to create, rename, and delete profiles. Each user can create their own profile, each containing their own data and settings. To start a completely separate instance of Firefox, press the Windows key + R, type the following command into the Run dialog that appears, and press Enter. Firefox stores your settings, bookmarks, cookies, extensions, themes, and other personal data in a 'profile'. Normally, if you start Firefox when a copy is already running, it’ll just open a new browser window using the current profile. If you uncheck the “ Use the selected profile without asking at startup” box, Firefox will load the selected profile by default without prompting each time you start it. To switch between multiple profiles, just launch the Profile Manager and choose which profile you want to load. This wipes all browsing data associated with a specific profile, including its bookmarks, saved passwords and other settings. If you don’t want a profile anymore, you can delete it by clicking the Delete Profile button. The only important option is the profile name – you can use the default folder location unless you want to store your profile folder elsewhere. To create a new profile, click the Create Profile button and go through the wizard. From this window you can create a new profile, rename existing ones, and delete them. By default, you’ll have a single user profile named “default”. If you dont specify a profile name then the profile manager is opened. firefox -P 'Joel User' Note: profilename is case sensitive. Useful for dealing with multiple profiles. You’ll see the Choose User Profile dialog window. -P 'profilename' Bypass profile manager and launch application with the profile named profilename.Press the Windows key + R to bring up the Run box.
To launch the Profile Manager, you need to close Firefox completely if it’s running, and then follow the steps below: The built-in Profile Manager can’t be accessed from within Firefox’s GUI interface. In this article we’ll show you how to create multiple profiles in Firefox. You can set up separate profiles for work use, personal use, extension testing, secure browsing – anything you like. Each profile stores separate set of user information.
#Firefox profile manager update
Firefox stores your personal data – bookmarks, cookies, passwords, user preferences, and everything else – in a directory known as a profile. User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1 WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/.101 Safari/537.36 Steps to reproduce: I was on FF 40.0.3 and using several profiles with FF profile manager popup on every browser start, then FF 41.0 update message came up, and applied it.
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