How do I set Firefox 5 to NEVER delete any history entry???

How do I set Firefox 5 to NEVER delete any history entry???
Like I could in firefox 3, in about:config, set firefox to store(and therefore never delete) history entries. up to 900k entries.
I want the same in firefox 5. How?

Yes, use Firefox Portable for that website. <br />
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable/localization#legacy36
I doubt is this is an issue with the Fast Release schedule, more like an issue with a website that is incorrectly screening the user agent of the browsers being used, or with a website that hasn't been updated for a browser that was released over three months ago.

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