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Walter Dnes <waltdnes <at> waltdnes.org> writes: |
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> I vaguely remember a while ago, somebody on this list asked about |
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> firefox -new-instance -P trusted & |
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> firefox -new-instance -P default & |
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> ps -ef | grep firefox |
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Very cool. |
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I have sometimes wanted to use the same bookmarks file/db for |
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all of my web browesers I have compiled on a given system. |
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For seamonkey and firefox that should not be too difficult |
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as they have the same file structure in your ~<home>/.mozilla/ |
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directory structures. So just point them (sym link) to the same file |
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should do the trick, as long as they are both not running |
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at the same time. |
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The tricks I never got around to figuring out was how to use |
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the same bookmarks, simultaneously with both running that the same |
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time, as well as other differnt web browsers, such as Opera etc |
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etc. |
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Suggestions and ideas are most welcome on this scenario. |
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James |
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