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How do I install Firefox to my D: Drive

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By default it seems that Firefox is installed on my C: drive. However, the partition that came with my laptop does not have lots of space on the C: drive so I want to install all my apps, like Firefox, to my D: drive. Is there a way to install Firefox to my D: drive (I have set up the necessary Program Files, etc., directories and have had no problem installing other apps on this drive. Thanks

By default it seems that Firefox is installed on my C: drive. However, the partition that came with my laptop does not have lots of space on the C: drive so I want to install all my apps, like Firefox, to my D: drive. Is there a way to install Firefox to my D: drive (I have set up the necessary Program Files, etc., directories and have had no problem installing other apps on this drive. Thanks

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Hi. You can do a custom install and install Firefox on the D drive.

You will also have to use the Profile Manager to create the profile folder also on the D-drive as the profile can take up a lot of space.

Note that you may want to cleanup (remove) the current profile on the C-drive once you have transferred your personal data to the profile on the D-drive.