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Enabling plugins using locked preferences

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JasonNVSD
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I have legacy plugins that need to stay enabled. I've learned you can disable checking the blocklist with extensions.blocklist.enabled, but this doesn't re-enable plugins that were previously disabled.

Is it possible to enable specific plugins in a way that can be deployed to a large organization?

I have legacy plugins that need to stay enabled. I've learned you can disable checking the blocklist with extensions.blocklist.enabled, but this doesn't re-enable plugins that were previously disabled. Is it possible to enable specific plugins in a way that can be deployed to a large organization?

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philipp
philipp
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hello jason, you could try to delete the file named pluginreg.dat in the affected profiles, then all the present plugins will be set to active again...

JasonNVSD
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I would need it to apply to the machine and not just users, just like locked preferences overrides the user profiles.

It would also be nice if I could enable specific plugins since there are other disabled plugins that would best remain disabled.

philipp
philipp
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as far as i know this can't be done in about:config unfortunately, since the pluginreg.dat file is the only place where the information about the status of plugins is stored. one thing you could try on a machine level is to move the location of the plugin's .dll file (maybe to the \plugins subfolder inside the firefox installation directory), then it may be re-detected and treated as new plugin which should be set to active...

JasonNVSD
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I figured out you can refer to specific add-ons in preferences using extensions.<GUID>.property, but I couldn't find any documentation and it appears to only work on themes and extensions and not plugins.

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