How to make a Firefox installation file

Febe allows you to quickly and easily back up and restore Firefox extensions. In fact, it's more than just backups - it recreates your extension into a standalone installable oneXPI file.

This makes it easy to sync your browser settings in the office and at home.

Febe can back up and restore your extensions, themes, and optionally bookmarks, attributes, passwords, cookies, and anything else Firefox provides.

I don't understand why you're so brainless.,This febe itself has the option to restore the backup you made.。 So, all you need is a Firefox installation file and a backup package generated by the plugin. Moreover, the backup package backup is backed up along with the FEBE extension itself.

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Hidden files and system files are displayed, and the plug-in location is in.

Make a backup copy of the folder, and when you reinstall it, copy the folder back to this path and open Firefox

Plug-ins and plug-in settings, Firefox interface settings, and history are all in this folder.

If your Firefox is installed on a non-system disk, you won't even use the Firefox source program, let alone the exe.

The default path is that if you want to back up, it is recommended to use the bookmark management tool to export the HTML file, or use the browser's synchronization function to back up to the cloud.

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You can open this file directly in your browser, --- the File menu, --- Open the file. Select the XPI file and open it to install. The installation path is the default and cannot be modified.

Double-click to open the archive and find a file in the file.

Double-click to start the installation and you're good to go.

First of all, the first step is to extract the zip package, and the second step: if your system is Windows, open the folder you extracted and find the extension in it. exe, (the extension is after the file name.) after the character). Double-click the file to start the installation.

The normal channel should be an installer.,It's recommended not to install it casually.。

International Chinese version of China Edition.

Go to the official website.,There's only one software installed.,I didn't see a compressed package.。

Personally, it is recommended to install it on the C drive.

Mozilla Firefox, commonly known as "Firefox" in Chinese, is an open-source web browser that uses the Gecko engine (i.e. non-IE kernel) and can run on multiple operating systems such as Windows, Mac, and Linux. Originally developed by the Mozilla** Association and hundreds of volunteers, Firefox was originally known as "Phoenix", then "Mozilla Firebird" and then to its current name. In August 2012, Firefox accounted for 23% of the world's usage.

It's just a software, don't install it on the C drive, and the rest depends on your interests. For example, I, C drive system and antivirus software, as well as 360, D drive games, E drive personal and family information, F drive various software. My Firefox browser is installed on the f drive.

After reinstalling the system, it will not start, there is a green sign in the Firefox folder, click on it and run, and the Firefox browser can be restarted. There is also the use of Firefox**, because many times there is no "Thunderbolt" in the right-click function menu, you just need to copy the **address. Hope it works for you.

This is casual.,And Firefox doesn't need a registry to start.,You can open it directly after reinstalling the system if you install it on other disks.。 However, no matter what you choose to install on**, the configuration file is on the C drive by default.

You don't need to create a folder yourself.,There will be a default path when you install.,Generally this is to be installed in your system disk.,It is recommended to change the signed drive letter.,Don't move anything else.。

I haven't tried your installation, if you use FC or Redhat, it is highly recommended to install it with yum, so that it can be used. But your problem is that Firefox can't open the gtk display, there are two possibilities, one is that it can't find the shared library file, and the other is that you haven't entered the XWINDOW. If X is not started, enter "startx".

As for the first case, there's nothing I can do about it. It is recommended to check it out. Good luck!

.Foot oil monkey scripts like this suffix, if you already have the greasemonkey extension installed, can be installed directly on or so on, if it is a local file. , you can minimize the firefox, put. Drag and drop the file to the browser address bar to install it, and it is best to restart Firefox after installation to see the effect.

After all the installation is normal, open the file directly in Firefox, and you're good to go.

Hello! The oil monkey itself is just a scripting engine, and if you don't install other scripts, the oil monkey won't do anything at all. After installing Oil Monkey, it is equivalent to adding another way to add an extension function for Firefox, which can only be used for extensions, but now it can achieve some simpler functions through scripts, and at the same time, scripts occupy less resources than extensions, and installation does not need to be restarted.

You can open JS scripts in Firefox.

Just open the file directly in Firefox.