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New York, 2010
Enjoyable development
Amateur radio
A pale blue dot
Security Threat Level
Russian sayings
That Mitchell and Webb Sound
The # symbol
TV series to watch
Britain needs a better anthem
Iran makes plans to sell oil in Euros
Argentina 2010
Recommended hardware
UK voting system
Spain 2010
Talking with spacemen
The Wikipedia Game
Public transport in the UK
I'm all slaved out
Email blacklists
Talk Like a Pirate! Arrr!
US debt - $7 trillion, and counting.
The evolution of mixing music
Teach a man to fish - humorous alternatives
Old mix found on audio cassette
User-configurable CSS
Pronunciation of Linux
Identifiers
Asus Zenfone 8 - Waiting for flashing full ramdump...
Driving on the left
Data are plural
Plus symbols in email addresses
Exposing a soundcard on a KVM host to a guest
Monitoring PermGen usage
Unusual carcinogens
Oymyakon - the coldest permanently inhabited place in the world
The best things in life...
On-demand streaming audio server
Erlang
Let a friend use your IP address to get access to a machine that you can access, but he can't
Untrusted Java apps - and suspicious end users
My first published photograph
Running Firefox as another user, using sudo
What's in a team?
English weather
Drugs
What really did happen on 9/11?
The meaning of life
Jesus saves, but Buddha makes incremental backups
Thoughts on digital copyright
Saying
Support the BBC
Useful French phrases
Do as I say...
Software patents
Speed limits
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I copied the "/usr/bin/firefox" script, then renamed that(copy) to "/usr/bin/firefox-InternetApps". Using the visudo, add this '/usr/bin/firefox-InternetApps' into the NOPASSWD line. If someone wants to further modify the 'firefox-InternetApps' script, then they can do so. Now create a Firefox Profile inside firefox for 'InternetApps' user : sudo -u InternetApps -H firefox-InternetApps -profilemanager -no-remote & A window will appear, to allow you to add new Profile(s), create 'InternetApps'. Start firefox & then exit from it. Now following command will start firefox & take us inside the 'InternetApps' profile : sudo -u InternetApps -H firefox-InternetApps -p InternetApps -no-remote & I copied the "/usr/bin/firefox" script (not a link) file, then renamed that (copied) file to "firefox-ia", open "firefox-ia" with a text editor, keep only the top two lines, delete all other lines, then add our commandline, it should look like this: #!/bin/sh # sudo -u InternetApps -H firefox-InternetApps -p InternetApps -no-remote & # end of file Then simply type : "firefox-ia" , (without the quote symbols,) to run firefox (under a non root user and with a different firefox profile). ... This process worked on centos 5.6 firefox 3.6.17. ~ Bry8Star.