Hello all,
I'm sorry for adding just another post on this topic but meeting 'Profile Missing' error message is somehow becoming an issue.
1st of all I manually upgraded to current Firefox Portable v105.0.2 over previous v105.0.1 that I probably only manually upgraded over previous v104.0.2 that if I recall well still gave me infamous error even if directly manually upgraded over previous v103.0.2:
'[ Profile Missing ]
/ ! \ Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible.'
Well in reality when I 1st started current Firefox Portable v105.0.2 everything seemed almost normal, I mean 3 Firefox windows were opened just like recoverying latest 3 Firefox Portable windows still opened while for some reason I'm not recalling I had to force closing one of them.
Problem is that all 3 windows immediately went to 'Not Responding' state and never recovered from there so after some time I decided that awaiting more time for them to possibly recover proper status back to 'Running' was just a waste of time and decided to close one of those FFP windows.
Problem is that now, whenever I try again to run Firefox Portable (via its launcher) I always only see same error :
'[ Profile Missing ]
/ ! \ Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible.'
Since I'm quite far to be a Firefox Portable expert, now my assumption is that Firefox Portable v105.0.2 must have somehow corrupted a local temporary cache file (or database file) that it uses when starting and trying to recover all old sessions previously still in use before it was closed.
But since I also tried to run Firefox Portable while also specifying officially documented '-safe-mode' option so after manually creating another shortcut ending with '..\FirefoxPortable.exe -safe-mode', but even that still changes nothing in Firefox Portable 'Profile Missing' error, my question is could it be possible to reset that local temporary cache file (or database file) that Firefox Portable use when starting to recover all his old sessions ?
Thanks in advance for any reply and obviously any correction I'll receive to what I probably wrongly assumed above.
Best Regards
Rob
