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Post by Larry on Jun 20, 2006 13:02:05 GMT -5
I tried to use Menu Editor to hide the preferences so that my users cannot change the preferences back. (proxy information specifically) I chmod'd menuedit.rdf so the user could not write to it. The user can still change the menu in the running instance of FoxFire though. Is there a way with Menu Editor where I can permanently change the FoxFire menu so that my user can never change the preferences that I set?
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Post by Devon J on Jun 23, 2006 19:03:41 GMT -5
I don't know that there is a really simple way
You could hide the extensions options too but still access the menu editor preferences with CTRL + Shift + s
If you are only worried about proxy settings you could just hide the Connection Settings button with the userchrome.css rule:
#catProxiesButton{display:none;}
but even then, someone that knows enough about firefox could probably still change the settings using about:config - I don't know how you could lock this down
You might try searching around the net for "firefox kiosk"
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