From: daniel47@somewhere.someplaceelse   
      
   On 12/08/2025 7:32 pm, Don Vito Martinelli wrote:   
   > Yuchan Seo wrote:   
   >> It's probably not recommended nowadays but I've done it with both   
   >> Firefox and SeaMonkey about a year ago and seems to work pretty fine   
   >> still.   
   >> I've had FF and SM running on FreeBSD, then copied their profile   
   >> folder to a Slackware Linux and Win7 machine.   
   >   
   > I'd expect sharing between FreeBSD and Linux to work out of the box,   
   > Win7 (and I've done it in the past) is more of a problem - it "sort of"   
   > worked.   
      
   For years (15, maybe) on my HP Laptop, I had my SeaMonkey Profile on my   
   Win7 Installation and used that same Profile for my MageiaLinux   
   SeaMonkey. The SM Profile was on the Win7 Drive because Linux could   
   'see' the Win7 OS but, apparently, Win7 can't 'see' the Linux OS.   
      
   I usually ran the Linux OS, booting into the Win7 system every week or   
   so to update the Anti-Virus system .... just in case.   
      
   Not a problem .... until my Win7 System started to disappear.   
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