[PC-BSD Testing] FIrefox 5 very buggy

[Jeff]

That didn't work, because I presume, there is no plugins folder under .mozzila as there normally is.  After reinstalling FF4 and having deleted .mozilla, I expected it to start from scratch.  I reinstalled all my extensions, then restarted the browser and none of it worked. Rebooted the system and it's as if FF4 was starting for the first time and in addition I now have .mozilla AND .mozilla3.

Shouldn't I be able to delete just .mozilla and start over?

...Jeff



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>From: Kris Moore <kris at pcbsd.org>
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>Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2011 12:46 AM
>Subject: Re: [PC-BSD Testing] FIrefox 5 very buggy
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>On 06/27/2011 13:25, Jeff wrote: 
>Oh, well what I did was rename .mozilla and then swapped the old one and the new one after installing.  That didn't work.  In fact after starting completely over and deleting all .mozillar files, I no longer have a plugin for Flash.
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>as a user run "flashpluginctl on" to re-enable flash for your
    mozilla profile :)
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