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Alomax

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    Phoenix, AZ

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  1. That's pretty slick actually. There is an addon that filters downloads : https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3911 It does a lot of the same things that Michael's MSI build does, but I haven't figured out how to integrate it into my custom build yet. The -install-global-extension command will install the addon, but not configure it (default filters no downloads). I suspect I can set the extension options in the mozilla.cfg file the same way as the other settings, right? If I can filter the allowed extensions, this will be perfect!
  2. @gtaylor - I've tried the FF CE and ADM templates, but it doesn't cover the 2 things I need most : disabling file:// and filtering downloads @Aurthur and Michael - thank you both, you guys have been a huge help in locking down FF in my store. I'm using Michael's MSI with some tweaked CFG options, and Aurthur's menu-disabling CSS. However the 2 are not entirely compatible For instance, the CSS tries to disable #bookmarksMenu, however in Michael's custom version it is not disabled, it appears to use a different ID tag as it is named "Favorites", and I cannot load the DOM inspector to find out what tag it is since addons are disabled (lol) Also, I cannot seem to figure out a way to filter downloads using any method. I want to replicate the behavior of the Public Fox plugin, in that it allows you to block the downloading of some file extensions, but not all. I want to block EXE, BAT, ZIP, RAR and others, but allow things like .DOC, .PDF, and .JPG Any suggestions? Thanks for all your guy's work!
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