Marc Shapiro wrote:

I have just decided to go back to using Firefox instead of the Mozilla-Suite. I've got it communicating properly with Thunderbird in both directions (which had been my problem, previously).

My wife, however, has been using Firefox all along, and if we both use the default profile (even in seperate windows) she is complaining that I am messing up her recently viewed pages and other things like that. No problem. I made new profiles for both of us using our names as the profile name. I then juggled the defualt profile and my wife's new profile so that the old default is renamed to her profile and the blank, new profile is now the default. I also have my profile softlinked to my old Mozilla-Suite profile so I have all of my bookmarks and the like, as well. I even have the button-bar in fvwm so that a left click brings up Firefox wigth my profile and a right-click will bring it up with my wife's profile. So far, so good.

Now, we each have seperate desktops that we normally have our browsers in, so we should be able to tell which one we are using. But people make mistakes. Even *I* make an occaisional mistake. You right click when you should left-click, and vice-versa. To catch those errors, I would like the title-bar for Firefox to display the user profile in addition to its normal information.

My problem is that I don't know where to look to try and find this, if it can even be done. Looking at man firefox did not show anything that was likely to work, and man fvwm is crazy to look through if you don't know exactly where to look. I tried there, but couldn't find anything. Does anyone know if this even CAN be done. If so, where do I look to find the information.

Any help appreciated.

Additional problem.

Prior to setting up seperate profiles, whenever I clicked on a URL in Thunderbird it would open in whichever Firefox window had been most recently clicked in. All I had to do was to click in MY Firefox window prior to reading mail and I could be assured that all URL clicks would open in my window.

Since I set up seperate profiles, clicking on a URL in Thunderbird ALWAYS opens the URL in MY WIFE'S Firefox window. This hapens regardless of which window was most recently clicked.

Since I am the one using Thunderbird, and my wife uses Yahoo! Mail (web based), this is exactly opposite of what we need. Is there any way to tell Thunderbird to open URLs in the Firefox window opened with MY profile?

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Marc Shapiro


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