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:sorry: ...i don't have an idea!

Theoretical it is possible, but with my remote (iMON) the navigation arrows are mapped to the keys up/down/left/right.
So with this i am able to scroll up/down or left/right on the shown webpage, very useful if you have zoomed in.
Because of this i will not change this in FirefoxIntegrator but the AutoHotkey source file is included so you can change this to your needs

If you mean, you want a different configured browser, different bookmarks, etc... you can create an additional Firefox profile
with the command "firefox.exe -ProfileManager".
After that, add in your FirefoxIntegrator shortcut configuration the Argument "-P NameOfYourNewProfile".
More informations about Firefox command line arguments: Command line arguments - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

Multishortcut plugin was updated some weeks ago so first i thought maybe this is your problem,
but now i have tested it with the actual version (see screenshot) and it also works fine.
You don't need to configure something at "MultiShort00", this is only a shortcut which was created from
MultiShortcut00.dll which you can use (or copy it to a new filename) to create some other shortcuts or delete it.
I have seen, that you don't use the default path for MediaPortal this will give you also problems with FirefoxIntegrator!
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<blockquote data-quote="zunixnuz" data-source="post: 384292" data-attributes="member: 62883">:sorry: ...i don't have an idea!Theoretical it is possible, but with my remote (iMON) the navigation arrows are mapped to the keys up/down/left/right.So with this i am able to scroll up/down or left/right on the shown webpage, very useful if you have zoomed in.Because of this i will not change this in FirefoxIntegrator but the AutoHotkey source file is included so you can change this to your needs <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /> If you mean, you want a different configured browser, different bookmarks, etc... you can create an additional Firefox profile with the command &quot;firefox.exe -ProfileManager&quot;.After that, add in your FirefoxIntegrator shortcut configuration the Argument &quot;-P NameOfYourNewProfile&quot;.More informations about Firefox command line arguments: <a href="http://kb.mozillazine.org/Command_line_arguments" target="_blank">Command line arguments - MozillaZine Knowledge Base</a>Multishortcut plugin was updated some weeks ago so first i thought maybe this is your problem,but now i have tested it with the actual version (see screenshot) and it also works fine.You don't need to configure something at &quot;MultiShort00&quot;, this is only a shortcut which was created fromMultiShortcut00.dll which you can use (or copy it to a new filename) to create some other shortcuts or delete it.I have seen, that you don't use the default path for MediaPortal this will give you also problems with FirefoxIntegrator!=&gt;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zunixnuz, post: 384292, member: 62883"] :sorry: ...i don't have an idea! Theoretical it is possible, but with my remote (iMON) the navigation arrows are mapped to the keys up/down/left/right. So with this i am able to scroll up/down or left/right on the shown webpage, very useful if you have zoomed in. Because of this i will not change this in FirefoxIntegrator but the AutoHotkey source file is included so you can change this to your needs ;) If you mean, you want a different configured browser, different bookmarks, etc... you can create an additional Firefox profile with the command "firefox.exe -ProfileManager". After that, add in your FirefoxIntegrator shortcut configuration the Argument "-P NameOfYourNewProfile". More informations about Firefox command line arguments: [url=http://kb.mozillazine.org/Command_line_arguments]Command line arguments - MozillaZine Knowledge Base[/url] Multishortcut plugin was updated some weeks ago so first i thought maybe this is your problem, but now i have tested it with the actual version (see screenshot) and it also works fine. You don't need to configure something at "MultiShort00", this is only a shortcut which was created from MultiShortcut00.dll which you can use (or copy it to a new filename) to create some other shortcuts or delete it. I have seen, that you don't use the default path for MediaPortal this will give you also problems with FirefoxIntegrator! => [/QUOTE]