I made this script, it opens in a new tab instead, it works for me in KDE (and I've used similar in gnome). Just change firebird to your mozilla bin and you should be good to go. #!/bin/sh mozilla-firebird -remote "openURL($@, new-tab)" || exec mozilla-firebird "$@"; Tom Penney wrote: >I've got an annoying little problem. I've installed Mozilla 1.6 on a RH9 >box running gnome. I can't open two instances of the the browser. When I >try I get a window "Select User Profile" asking me to select one. There >is one available profile "default" which is just fine with me. I select >it and I get an error "Mozilla cannot use the profile "default" because >it is in use. Please choose another profile or create a new one." It >seems when I run /use/local/mozilla/mozilla it opens a whole new session >when what I want is a new window. I can open new windows using the same >"default" profile by right clicking a link and selecting "open link in >new window" so how can I do the same from the command line? > > > _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list