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I have to run Firefox 1.5 to access Rhapsody Music on my Linux system.
But, I'd like to surf using 3.x. The problem is when I'm listening to music with 1.5, it defaults and I can't get 3.x to run.
I've tried running /firefox-3.0 from various directories, but no luck. Seems when one is running, whenever the program is called it defaults to the version that is running.
How's this done, and I'm not defeating inherent security by doing so, am I?
That's my main reason for wanting to run 3.x, what with all the hacks and exploits, and the given nature hacks love my system.
Thanks, I found it. In ~./mozilla/
I deleted both 'lock' and 'parentlock', but to no avail. Still wants to start up Firefox 1.5 instead of 3.x when I have the first already running.
And, no, I can't access Rhapsody with Opera. They only have Firefox 1.5 compatibility, but I guess I can't complain too much. The just recently started supporting the Linux platform. Still can't get Rhapsody ToGo, though.
I'll keep trying, it's not that big of a deal, I just don't like not being able to run the version of the prog. I want to.
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