Category: enterprise

Group Policy Extension for Firefox

14 March, 2008 (10:55) | group-policy, extensions, enterprise, firefox | 5 comments

I’ve been working with Cesar Oliveira from Seneca College to put together some initial attempts at group policy support. Here’s his comment from bug 267888:

Since there doesn’t seem to have been any communication from the assignee for
over a year, I am guessing that he is no longer working on it. With big help of
Michael Kaply […]

Customizing Reporter for your Enterprise

6 February, 2008 (16:58) | enterprise, firefox | 1 comment

Ever wish the reporter extension could be used to report problems with internal websites? Yuriy Krylov has an excellent post up about customizing reporter for your intranet. Definitely worth a read.

addthis_url = ‘http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kaply.com%2Fweblog%2F2008%2F02%2F06%2Fcustomizing-reporter-for-your-enterprise%2F’;
addthis_title = ‘Customizing+Reporter+for+your+Enterprise’;
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Firefox, Group Policy and Active Directory

24 January, 2008 (12:22) | enterprise, firefox | 8 comments

One of the complaints that seems to come up a lot with regards to Firefox in the enterprise is the lack of support for management via Active Directory (using Group Policies). There have actually been a couple attempts to solve this including FirefoxADM and WetDog. There is even a company, FrontMotion, that makes custom Firefox […]

Simple Firefox Customizations: What Else Can I Do?

21 January, 2008 (15:40) | cck, extensions, enterprise, firefox | 3 comments

Before we get started on this next topic, I need to make one correction. In earlier posts, I said to use collapsed=”true” to hide XUL menuitems. A better option is to use hidden=”true” instead. Using collapsed doesn’t hide the margins, so you get a lot of whitespace in your menus.

I also mentioned customizing the toolbar […]

Simple Firefox Customizations: What Can I Change?

15 January, 2008 (14:13) | cck, enterprise, firefox | 1 comment

Now that we know where to add our XUL changes in a CCK XPI, let’s take a look at what we can change. You’ll remember from the previous post, we added this line:
<menuitem id=”menu_preferences” disabled=”true”/>and we were able to disable the Options… menuitem. The obvious questions then are, what else can I do and how […]