Mozilla Help!!!

[Compguy1123]

Hey guys, I am going to create a new file on my computer, but is there ANY way I can somehow copy the history on my Firefox browser onto another file? Like when you go to View- History, you can view pages you have visited in the past.

Is there a folder all of this is so I can copy/paste it on another file for the computer?

There are also programs you can download that will save a History File for you, such as "Internet Explorer History Viewer" and stuff like that. Is there any program like that for Mozilla that lets you view history?

Basically I need to view the history on my Firefox from another user account because I am deleting the current one, I want to see if there is any way to do this!

Thanks!

[scotishirony]

There ya go this should help you

http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozi...files_profiles

or scroll I copy& pasted the info.




Profile Locations

The following lists typical profile locations:

Windows

On Windows 95 or Windows 98 without log-in, the profile directory is typically
C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\[User Profile]\[random string].slt\

On Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows ME with log-in, the profile directory is typically
C:\Windows\Profiles\[Log-in Name]\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\[User Profile]\[random string].slt\

On Windows 2000 or Windows XP, the profile directory is typically
C:\Documents and Settings\[Log-in Name]\Application Data\Mozilla\Profiles\[User Profile]\[random string].slt\

Note: on Windows 2000 or Windows XP, the Document and Settings directory is hidden twice. To access the directory, enable Windows Explorer to view System and Hidden directories and files.


Mac OS X

The profile location is typically:
~/Library/Mozilla/Profiles/[Profile Name]/[random string].slt/
Linux

The profile location is typically:
~/.mozilla/[Profile Name]/[random string].slt/

[Compguy1123]

Alright thanks a lot it worked, but there is any way to do this with Inernet Explorer?

The same thing we did for Mozilla, but for Internet Explorer

[scotishirony]

Yes this follow these Images>>>

























The rest of the instructions will be in another message....

[scotishirony]

Now Locating the IE History Folder>>>>
























There you go that should do it have fun