Avatar for Username

Przeszukaj pomoc

Unikaj oszustw związanych z pomocą.Nigdy nie będziemy prosić Cię o dzwonienie na numer telefonu, wysyłanie SMS-ów ani o udostępnianie danych osobowych. Zgłoś podejrzaną aktywność, korzystając z opcji „Zgłoś nadużycie”.

Więcej informacji

Wątek został zarchiwizowany. Jeśli potrzebujesz pomocy, zadaj nowe pytanie.

Suppress add-on dialog when launching Firefox

  • 2 odpowiedzi
  • 6 osób ma ten problem
  • 3 wyświetlenia
  • Ostatnia odpowiedź od StormTrooperVII

Rick C. Hodgin
Rick C. Hodgin
more options

When launching Firefox with new extensions installed, it comes up with a dialog box telling of the new extensions. I'd like a way to completely suppress this for our users, as we (in IT dept) already know it was installed and don't need our users to see anything about it.

Is there a way to completely suppress the add-on dialog so it doesn't come up at all? Maybe a command-line switch, javascript extension, or setting in an ini file?

Target is Debian and Ubuntu Linux with Firefox 3.6.

thanks!

When launching Firefox with new extensions installed, it comes up with a dialog box telling of the new extensions. I'd like a way to completely suppress this for our users, as we (in IT dept) already know it was installed and don't need our users to see anything about it. Is there a way to completely suppress the add-on dialog so it doesn't come up at all? Maybe a command-line switch, javascript extension, or setting in an ini file? Target is Debian and Ubuntu Linux with Firefox 3.6. thanks!

Zmodyfikowany przez Rick C. Hodgin w dniu

Wszystkie odpowiedzi (2)

Rick C. Hodgin
Rick C. Hodgin Zadający pytanie
more options

Anybody?

How to suppress add-on dialog on Firefox restart?

StormTrooperVII
StormTrooperVII
more options

This is stupid. Not only is the way to install plugins now basically a hack (unzipping an xpi file into a dir? really?), but getting rid of the notification is as well. I came up with three ways around this problem: a) install all plugins right after a fresh install, before any profile dirs are created, b) remove all profile directories, or c) edit the prefs.js file for the desired profile. Option "a" is obviously easiest but not always doable.

to fully automate on linux for option b (assuming kioskfox-0.4-fx.xpi is your extension file):

mkdir kf

unzip kioskfox-0.4-fx.xpi -d kf/

sudo mv kf /usr/lib/firefox-addons/extensions/`cat kf/install.rdf |grep em:id|head -1 | cut -d '>' -f 2|cut -d '<' -f 1`

rm -rf /home/*/.mozilla/firefox/*default


alternate to an rm -rf for option c (if firefox has been started already, and this line appears in the prefs.js):

mv /home/<user>/.mozilla/firefox/*default/prefs.js /home/<user>/.mozilla/firefox/*default/prefs.js.orig

cat /home/<user>/.mozilla/firefox/*default/prefs.js.orig | grep -v "extensions.newAddons" > /home/<user>/.mozilla/firefox/*default/prefs.js


dork around with it a bit to understand what I'm doing, to make sure you don't mess yourself up. obviously if you don't use the default profile, change *default to whatever the profile is named.

hth