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#: ac_add_options –enable-extensions=default,grouppolicy | #: ac_add_options –enable-extensions=default,grouppolicy |
Revision as of 14:53, 6 February 2008
Setting up Firefox
This is how to get Firefox to implement some of IE's generic group policies using the grouppolicy extension created by Michael Kaply.
Prerequisite
In order to build grouppolicy into your Firefox build, you must already have the tree checked out and a MOZCONFIG file available.
Steps
- Change to directory to /mozilla/extensions
- Issue the following command
- svn co svn://cdot.senecac.on.ca/ff-ad/trunk grouppolicy
- In your MOZCONFIG file, add the following line :
- ac_add_options –enable-extensions=default,grouppolicy
- Build firefox
- Run Firefox
- In the addons manager (Tools > Addons) you must see an addon named Group Policy Test 0.1
Setting up a group policy :
- Start the group policy msc (Start Menu > Run. Enter gpedit.msc and hit Okay)
- Get to the Internet Explorer configuration
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Computer Configuration
- Administrative Templates
- Internet Explorer
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- On the right, double-click on “Turn off tabbed browsing” and enable it.
Result
If you restart firefox, you should now be unable to open a new tab.