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Firefox installed to D: drive, C: drive crashed and was erased, can bookmarks, etc. be recovered from D: drive?

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Firefox installed to D: drive, C: drive crashed and was erased, can bookmarks, etc. be recovered from D: drive? Using Windows 10 OS.

Firefox installed to D: drive, C: drive crashed and was erased, can bookmarks, etc. be recovered from D: drive? Using Windows 10 OS.

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Possibly not. When you install Firefox on the D drive then you normally only install Firefox in a different program folder. Firefox will still create the profile folder in the default location (main profile in AppData\Roaming and caches in AppData\Local) and these would be on the C drive unless you used the Profile Manager to create a profile on the D drive.

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