Tor and multiple browsers

On the Tor site, it says that one might consider using two browsers, one for safe browsing and the other for unsafe. I have Tor configured to work with Firefox (via the TorButton addon). If I wanted to use a browser for 'unsafe' browsing, then I am assuming I would have to use something other than firefox? I assume this because even if I open two browsers, if I enable Tor in one, it is enabled in both.
I love firefox and prefer not to use anything else. Suggestions on some of you have tackled this, or what your setup is like?

 

How about a portable browser? I use OperaTor for my Tor browsing. There is also xB Browser (formerly TorPark?).

 

So you use OperaTor for safe browsing, and then firefox for unsafe..and just run them simultaneously?
sorry if i sound like schmuck on this.

 

I have used them concurrently without any problems.

 

Thanks for the prompt replies. I use portable firefox on a stick when away from my computer. I'm going to test out opera also and adopt that method. Good advice, thanks.

 

You can use xB Browser. It automatically runs and manages Tor, and you can use firefox at the same time without interference.

 

You don't need 2 browsers use this TorButton. An addon for Firefox. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2275

You click it and it disables Tor click it again and it enables Tor. Quick and Simple.

 

Last time I checked, TorButton comingles session cookies, making you trackable at every website, in addition to totally ignoring flash cookies altogether, etc. Lots of big differences that Torbutton doesn't cover.

 

well i haven't tested it thorougly which is a major need with security software so it does the opposite of what its claiming? have you tried the most recent version?

https://torbutton.torproject.org/dev/

if you checkout the Link Feb 1st those are are all new features which address what you saying it hasn't got.

 

It appears that it still doesn't have Flash protection. But Mike Perry is a smart guy, and I bet it will eventually, now that we have it. Want to guess where a lot of those features first appeared? That is the difference between innovation and imitation. The inherent problem with TorButton is that you're always trying to clean up after the browser and its unexpected or dirty behaviors. So we dropped TorButton altogether and just hardwired the browser to do we wanted.

 

I believe that's Mike Perry 3rd incarnation of a Tor application. Do i know where those features originally came from? that depends what features exactly. One of the good earliest webproxy filtering programs i can remember was Proxomitron about 1998.