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Firefox has a profile manager (the thing that's also exposed to about:profiles). Run it like
firefox -profilemanager
and you'll get a profile switcher.Run
firefox -profilemanager -no-remote
if you want to open multiple different profiles at once (only the original one without "no-remote" will open new tabs when you click on links outside the browser). You'll probably want to make a shortcut for different profiles though, not sure from memory what it is (but probably-profile ProfileName
) and then you can easily use profiles.The support is actually pretty decent, just kinda hidden. You don't get a profile switcher because the browsers are completely separate, they don't really know about each other.
-P works, -profile probably does as well