Run multiple copies of browser

When I click on the global icon to run more than one copy of browser it
requires me to set up a separate profile which doesn't have the
bookmarks of the original. I can workaround avoiding multiple profiles
by going to help, clicking on "about" to show me version 1.4 which then
creates a new window which I can then go on to get whatever URL in the
second window without having to set up a second profile. Why can't I
just click on the global icon and open a second browser directly with
the same profile?

r1_97

Dnia 07/27/2003 12:49 AM, U¿ytkownik r1_97 napisa³:
> When I click on the global icon to run more than one copy of browser it
> requires me to set up a separate profile which doesn't have the
> bookmarks of the original. I can workaround avoiding multiple profiles
> by going to help, clicking on "about" to show me version 1.4 which then
> creates a new window which I can then go on to get whatever URL in the
> second window without having to set up a second profile. Why can't I
> just click on the global icon and open a second browser directly with
> the same profile?

Vote for this bug:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=122698

Or if You can help to solve this problem

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wayne wrote:

> On Sat, 26 Jul 2003 22:49:49 +0000, r1_97 wrote:
>
>
>>When I click on the global icon to run more than one copy of browser it
>>requires me to set up a separate profile which doesn't have the
>>bookmarks of the original. I can workaround avoiding multiple profiles
>>by going to help, clicking on "about" to show me version 1.4 which then
>>creates a new window which I can then go on to get whatever URL in the
>>second window without having to set up a second profile. Why can't I
>>just click on the global icon and open a second browser directly with
>>the same profile?
>
>
> Create a script that deletes the lock file and then launches
> mozilla. Modify the global icon to launch the script instead.
>
> -- Wayne.
>
How about File>>New>>Navigator Window?

Lee