Why is it bringing up the firefox Profile Manager?

[Euphorix]

Hi there,

I'm attempting to create multiple Firefox browsers like this. Everything's running smoothly except that when I start up my browser it asks me to select which profile I want to run. Why is this happening and how do I make my browser named Profile1 just open profile1 and so on.

Thanks

 

[Leroyxxx]

Unprivate your video first

 

[Euphorix]

That'd definitely help :') Thanks

 

[Leroyxxx]

My first guess is that path is not correctly written.

Here is what you need to do

Right Click on Mozilla Shortcut, click properties and ensure that Target is in format:

"FIREFOX_PATH_DO_NOT_CHANGE" -no-remote -profile "PROFILE_PATH"

 

[Euphorix]

Mine is "..Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -P profile1 -no-remote

^That is the syntax the tutorial said to use. Should I change it?

 

[Leroyxxx]

Mine is "..Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -P profile1 -no-remote

^That is the syntax the tutorial said to use. Should I change it?

Just save yours and try mine. Also, put profile path in comma if it's not in it.

 

[Euphorix]

Just save yours and try mine. Also, put profile path in comma if it's not in it.

Appreciate you helping me. Is it "FIREFOX_PATH_DO_NOT_CHANGE" -no-remote -profile "PROFILE_1"

or am I literally making the syntax "FIREFOX_PATH_DO_NOT_CHANGE" -no-remote -profile "PROFILE_PATH"

 

[Leroyxxx]

Appreciate you helping me. Is it "FIREFOX_PATH_DO_NOT_CHANGE" -no-remote -profile "PROFILE_1"

or am I literally making the syntax "FIREFOX_PATH_DO_NOT_CHANGE" -no-remote -profile "PROFILE_PATH"

Not literally. Literally it will be something like this:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -no-remote -profile "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\3csdaTvs.default"

 

[Euphorix]

Not literally. Literally it will be something like this:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -no-remote -profile "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\3csdaTvs.default"

Ok I tried this and it ended up transforming from a browser into a times.json file