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As of a recent update, the Profile Manager is available as a startup option if you right click the ff icon (on gnome at least, i assume this was implemented cro
by akdor1154 2y ago
As of a recent update, the Profile Manager is available as a startup option if you right click the ff icon (on gnome at least, i assume this was implemented cross platform)
- lxgr 2y agoIt's definitely not an option on macOS, at least. Holding the "option" key is even somewhat of an UI convention on macOS to allow opening an alternative media library (e.g. for Photos, Music aka iTunes etc.), yet Firefox maps it to "startup in safe mode".
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoIt's not just a GNOME thing, but it might not be that cross-platform. On Linux, there's a firefox.desktop file that describes the application to your DE/launcher, and it looks like this on my box: [Desktop Entry] Actions=new-private-window;new-window;profile-manager-window Categories=Network;WebBrowser Exec=firefox --name firefox %U ---snip--- [Desktop Action profile-manager-window] Exec=firefox --ProfileManager Name=Profile Manager So that'll work on anything that uses https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/desktop-entry-spec-latest.html https://specifications.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/de... and there could be parallel features for Windows/Mac, but there also might not be or Firefox might not implement them.