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-personaldir command line switch on Mac OS X
It seems the command line switch -personaldir under Mac OS X does not work.When Opera starts, it simply defaults to the main profile, instead the one I specify at command line.
Anybody knows if it is actually implemented?
The switch is among those listed here:
http://www.opera.com/docs/switches/
(but under the paragraph Unix command line switches).
I am trying to distribute a kiosk mode Opera with a predefined profile.
Any suggestion is highly appreciated.
Thank you,
Christo_
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Read our latest blog post for todayms Opera Next release.
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2011/09/28/core-bookmark-star
Posted in Daniel's blog also, buit maybe it's interesting here in the forum:
Hey Daniel,
[with Opera Next] it worked on my Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
I could create an app that works in kiosk mode, with local storage (enabling File XMLHttpRequest) and a full customized profile. All launched with an Apple Script App.
Thank you very much, really!!!
None of the other browsers do the trick:
Firefox does not manage local storage offline,
Chrome/Chromium does not have a working kiosk mode in OS X,
with Safari it's a mess with local user settings,
Explorer… oh well… it does not exist at all for Mac.
Still have to try the Windows version, though. :-)
Hey Daniel,
[with Opera Next] it worked on my Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
I could create an app that works in kiosk mode, with local storage (enabling File XMLHttpRequest) and a full customized profile. All launched with an Apple Script App.
Thank you very much, really!!!
None of the other browsers do the trick:
Firefox does not manage local storage offline,
Chrome/Chromium does not have a working kiosk mode in OS X,
with Safari it's a mess with local user settings,
Explorer… oh well… it does not exist at all for Mac.
Still have to try the Windows version, though. :-)