

This is what I use mainly for testing web applications.

There is also a checkbox that allows you to specify that the profile chooser should be consulted when starting Firefox. From this screen you may create, rename or delete profiles. On your Mac (go here for Windows/Linux instructions), simply execute the following from the command line: /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox -profilemanagerĪ Firefox profile chooser will appear (it may appear behind your terminal window). Most people will probably only need the default profile and will never create others, but for web developers this is a must. If you have Firefox, then you've already been using Firefox profiles, you just didn't know it. I suppose I could disable them every time… but no! There's a better solution and it's called Firefox Profiles.įirefox profiles allows you to create multiple personas to use when starting Firefox. With Firebug, Web Developer and ySlow, what more could any developer want? It is also my personal browser of choice and when I'm not developing then I don't really need all those things, right? For personal browsing they will only slow things down. Firefox is my development browser of choice.
