Firefox Encryption Question

Soldato
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hi there, i recently have started encrypted areas of my hard drives that i wish to remain private etc.

I am using a wicked program called bestcrypt which allows u to create partitions on your hard drives. You can then enter all your personal files, passwords etc in there and then when u turn off your pc or unmount the partition they all get encrypted up.

What i now want to encrypt are the files that i have associated with firefox. For example i wish to have my bookmarks, username and passwords, saved form data etc all encrypted. Does anyone know the directory where firefox keeps all this information?

I understand that there is the folder: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox

but i believe that other information that i want to encrypt is held in another location.

Also if i wanted to move all these programs and files to another partition say X: would i have to reinstall everything? or would that not work as the bookmarks etc are all installed/saved in a path deep in my userfiles.

thanks in advance.
 
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slightly ot but why use bestcrypt why not just use ntfs encryption, ie you log on all your folders are usable, some one logs on under a different acc and get access denied?
 
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bestcrypt is more secure, the type of things that i get up to i need the best security.


does this portable firefox allow extensions and favourites and themes?
 
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