To obtain this extension, install and launch the OneNote Web Clipper add-on in Firefox on a reference computer. Step 6 – Create a new folder inside the source folder you created earlier called "~Extensions."įor this guide, I will be using OneNote Web Clipper 3.2.8 as the extension I want to include with my deployment. LockPref("_button.view_passwords", true) LockPref("signon.rememberSignons", false) LockPref("browser.history_expire_days.mirror", 0) LockPref("browser.history_expire_days", 0) Disable all data upload (Telemetry and FHR) LockPref("plugins.hide_infobar_for_outdated_plugin", true) Pref("plugins.notifyMissingFlash", false) Disable the flash to javascript converter Don't show Windows 10 splash screen on first run Don't show WhatsNew on first run after every update Don't show 'know your rights' on first run Disable Add-ons compatibility checking When you are done, save the file to the source folder you just created. In addition, note that placing "lockPref" in front of a string will lock the settings from being changed by any user, while "pref" will simply make your custom setting the default setting when Firefox is launched. Be careful when doing this because Firefox will not launch if the mozilla.cfg file is corrupt or invalid. Note the strings that may be used in this file can be found by opening Firefox on a reference computer and navigating to "about:config." You can choose to add or remove strings from this file as you wish. Step 5 – Open Notepad and create a third text file called "mozilla.cfg." Copy and paste the information below.
Step 4 – Open Notepad and create a second text document called "local-settings.js." Copy and paste the information below. Step 3 – Open Notepad and create a new text document called "override.ini." Copy and paste the information below. \\SCS-CFGMGR-MP\SWSTORE\Software\Installed\Mozilla Firefox\V45
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