#HOW TO CREATE A DESKTOP SHORTCUT FOR FIREFOX WINDOWS#
If you are using Windows 11, you won’t be able to add your shortcuts to the Taskbar, however, you can use them in most other places without issue. ico file format ones as they are easier to use. I make my own Firefox icons so make different colour variations for each profile, however, you can easily find icons online. You don’t have to do this but it makes identifying Firefox profiles a lot easier. Before you close the window, click Change icon to change the icon you are using.In my case, it will be -P "default-release" In the Target box enter the following at the very end of the text: -P "profile-name" replace profile name with the profile name for the Firefox profile you want to use.Next, right-click the Firefox shortcut you made earlier and select Properties.Once you have the name of the profile/profiles you are going to use proceed to the next step. On the Basic tab fill command: firefox -no-remote -P 'profile name'. Right click on the icon that has just been created and select properties. With internet explorer, you can just right click on the page and select the option of creating a shortcut. With google chrome, you click on the square menu on right hand top of page, click on tools, then hit create shortcut. Copy down the name of the profile you want to make a shortcut for or click Rename to rename the profile to something easier to deal with: Work, Personal, etc. Right-click on the Firefox link and select copy. 6/12/13, 8:57 AM more options I want to know how I put a shortcut on my desktop with Mozilla Firefox.This will take you to a new page that will show you all the Firefox profiles on your system. Right-click on it and select Show more options. Navigate to the file, folder, or program you wish to add to the desktop. Move the shortcut to the Desktop, then open Firefox and type about:profiles in the address bar and press Enter. Step 1: Press Windows key + E to launch File Explorer on Windows.When you get to this location, find the Firefox.exe and right-click on it.
For example: For Google Chrome : 'C:/Program Files/Google/Chrome. Next, we must write the path where Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera or another browser that we want to use is hosted followed by the URL that we want to open. (It will be in a different location if you installed it in a different location) To do this, right-click on a blank space on the desktop and select New and Direct access.
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