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Let me start again, I am Wyatt and I am a software engineer. I am also a process theologian, author, music hipster, struggling artist who enjoys thinking outside of your finitude. I am not as pretentious as that line makes me sound. If you have some spare time read more about me.
There are some tips out there on installing Firefox 3 after you have Firefox 2 running.
The following explains how to install Firefox 2 after you have Firefox 3 installed.
1. Install Firefox 3 if you have not already
2. Grab the Firefox 2 portable install. This will allow you to run Firefox on a USB drive (http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable)
3. Close any Firefox instances you have running
4. Extract Firefox 2 portable to where you want it to reside. Mine is on my external USB drive
5. Create a new shortcut to the Firefox 2 portable exe. Modify the Properties on this shortcut so that the target looks like this:
FirefoxPortable.exe -P FF2 -no-remote
6. Go to start->run and type firefox.exe -ProfileManager
7. Create a new profile called FF2 that will be used for Firefox 2. I also have mine setup to always prompt me for what profile to use. I have one for Web development, penetration testing, and research.
Now just execute the shortcut you created for Firefox 2 and you are able to run Firefox 2 alongside Firefox 3. This is good for testing web applications and running addons that only work on Firefox 2.