The method I suggest is, to leave the newly created profile on the new PC and OS once installed, thus avoiding any issues that provides a lean/clean profile as a template to work with.ġ. Looking forward to answers from one and all, including ! I’ve seen all kinds of answers all over the place, including in some Mozilla support forums, so that’s why I’m, any thoughts on the best method, since, IMHO, you’re the resident expert with regards to FF here on AskWoody? If not, then should I just replace the existing files and folders in the new FF installation’s newly created profile ( without renaming the profile) with the files and folders in my old profile? If not, then can I just rename the profile that gets created during the installation to match my existing profile name, copy the files over to the proper location on the new computer and have FF use that?ģ. After installing FF without launching it immediately after installation, can I just copy my entire folder of my profile into the correct location and have FF just use it without having to invoke the profile manager?Ģ. I know just where the folder resides and where it’s supposed to reside on the new computer.ġ. I plan to copy the entire folder to a thumb drive and then from the thumb drive to the new computer.
I have so customized FF that I want to obviously move my entire profile to the new version that will be installed on the new computer. HOWEVER, I will be installing software after getting the computer, and I will be installing Firefox 80, because that’s going to be the new default version of FF starting next Tuesday the 25th of August. I’m getting a new computer, complete with Win 10 Pro 圆4.
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