Copy and paste a brand new install of Firefox portable?

[glacier922]

you guys think it's ok to install a brand new install of Firefox portable and just copy and paste that folder and put it in your user accounts? It's like having a fresh install isn't it?

[MM78]

Just make a new folder, put the Portable in the folder, run the portable and install it in that folder, simple....that will be $5.99...I take Credit Cards, No PayPal!

[glacier922]

Originally Posted by MM78

Just make a new folder, put the Portable in the folder, run the portable and install it in that folder, simple....that will be $5.99...I take Credit Cards, No PayPal!

That's ashame, I would've sent it as gift!

[JamesNorth101]

Make sure you have flash cookies disabled!

[richie2065]

Disable flash cookies through the app better privacy - ISO cookies.

[JamesNorth101]

Best place to go to to disable them would be here

[glacier922]

But I put the portable in separate user accts, that should be fine right?

[brandnewboss]

Why would you want a portable on a separate user?

[JamesNorth101]

Why use FFP is you are using separate user accounts?

[glacier922]

I was trying to figure how Google was asking for phone verifications all the time. Lol, can't figure out how they're doing it. I think it actually affects acct creation as well.

[brandnewboss]

It's called browser finger printing, having a portable on a new user is no different then using a regular browser on a new user.

[miketyson]

Originally Posted by glacier922

I was trying to figure how Google was asking for phone verifications all the time. Lol, can't figure out how they're doing it. I think it actually affects acct creation as well.

I found out the only way to avoid phone verifications with google is to either use internet explorer or create the gmail on a mobile device. It's a hassle on the mobile device but better then getting a phone verification

[glacier922]

Originally Posted by miketyson

I found out the only way to avoid phone verifications with google is to either use internet explorer or create the gmail on a mobile device. It's a hassle on the mobile device but better then getting a phone verification

Are you using iPhone or android? If so which browser? Do u clear cookies then change IP address? I'm using atomic lite for my browser set for automatic clearing of cookies when u close the app. U think that would work?

[miketyson]

I've used both. And yes u have to clear cookies and change ip. It's the only work around I know. I hate phone verifications.

[glacier922]

Originally Posted by miketyson

I've used both. And yes u have to clear cookies and change ip. It's the only work around I know. I hate phone verifications.

Yes, it feels like they are watching u or something.

[rsot]

Clear cookies? Why not just new user id

[miketyson]

Originally Posted by rsot

Clear cookies? Why not just new user id

We are talking about creating a gmail account on a mobile device to avoid phone verification. When's the last time you created a new gmail rsot?

[Burger Box Man]

I thought gmail phone verification was because too many gmail accounts being created on same ip.

[glacier922]

Originally Posted by Burger Box Man

I thought gmail phone verification was because too many gmail accounts being created on same ip.

Not the case, at least here in the states.

[glacier922]

Originally Posted by miketyson

I've used both. And yes u have to clear cookies and change ip. It's the only work around I know. I hate phone verifications.

Well, I just tried again and it was asking for phone verifications again. Goog is tough. Used atomic lite, cleared cookies, iPhone, airplane mode to change ip, even went 3G so have more ip, and still kept asking for phone verifications. Amazing. I had my YouTube app running, so I closed that app down to see if it will work, and it didn't work. I wonder if I have to delete my YouTube app. It's quite amazing how much they can track u.

[brandnewboss]

I thought I told you it's browser finger printing, you can only make so many gmails before you need to change everything up, with VMware it's easy also need to watch ip range may need to switch to a new ip source as well

[JamesNorth101]

What is the problem with just phone verifying?

Does not take long...