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Can I integrate a custom Add-On URL for use on a disconnected network?

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waynefk
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I manage systems on a disconnected network (no Internet access) and I would like to provide my users an easier way to load Firefox add-ons. Currently we have to install them manually. Is it possible to create a custom internal URL for the "Get Add-On" link to point to?

I manage systems on a disconnected network (no Internet access) and I would like to provide my users an easier way to load Firefox add-ons. Currently we have to install them manually. Is it possible to create a custom internal URL for the "Get Add-On" link to point to?

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guigs
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My logic to prevent security issues does not seem like this is recommended

However, xpi installs are blocked unless you allow them on the whitelist url in about:config.