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Managing extensions in enterprise

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Urmas
Urmas
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Hi!

Is it somehow possible manage Firefox extensions in enterprise. I want to enable certain extensions for all users centrally.

Group policy? Registry? Configuration tile/target?

Thanks,

Urmas

Hi! Is it somehow possible manage Firefox extensions in enterprise. I want to enable certain extensions for all users centrally. Group policy? Registry? Configuration tile/target? Thanks, Urmas

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DRulz
DRulz
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Probably way more info than you are looking for but still here it is:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Enterprise_deployment _____________________________________________________________________________

Other options include: --> Configuring an add-on like GPO For Firefox --> Using someother thhird party tool like PolicyPak

Urmas
Urmas Question owner
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Hi!

This is clear now. Briefly: I have to deploy autoconfig.js file to Firefox installation directory, where I define name of Mozilla Configuration file (mozilla cfg for example) where I can define settings listed in Firefox about:config page.

I have some more questions now: 1) I cannot find settings for my extensions in about:config page. Is it possible to add those settings anyway or is there any other place for extensions settings? 2) In guidance: "Create a JavaScript file. By convention autoconfig.js, but other filenames will work. For best results, it should be early in the alphabet." - about all filenames will work: if I use multiple .js files in Firefox installation directory will the configuration be read from all files or only from one file most earlier in the alphabet?

Thanks,

Urmas

A couple of following posts seem to be inadvertent duplicates I will delete them. J99

Modified by John99