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On Friday, April 12, 2013 08:42 AM CDT, Denis Witt <denis.witt@concepts-and-training.de> wrote:<br />
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On Fri, 12 Apr 2013 08:35:28 -0500<br />
"Donny Brooks" <dbrooks@mdah.state.ms.us> wrote:<br />
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> We currently push out adblock plus to our users and then we have the<br />
> symantec endpoint protection plugin that gets installed with the<br />
> application. Those are the only two plugins we want able to be<br />
> installed or ran, unless we add another system wide one that is. Do<br />
> any of you have a way that you block extensions, toolbars, etc from<br />
> being installed/ran by the end user? Is this possible by pushing a<br />
> config out to them via wpkg?<br />
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Hi Donny,<br />
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I don't know if you can disallow addon installation, but you can allow<br />
only certain sites to install addons from, here is how:<br />
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http://mike.kaply.com/2013/02/18/allowing-only-certain-sites-to-install-add-ons/<br />
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Maybe you can set pref("extensions.enabledScopes", 15); to a suitable<br />
value. You can find more informations on Add-On Scopes here:<br />
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http://mike.kaply.com/2012/02/21/understanding-add-on-scopes/<br />
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Best regards<br />
Denis<br />
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Thanks for that. I will look into that and do some testing. I have tried the extensions.enabledScopes with extensions.autoDisableScopes as that is what we use in thunderbird to auto deploy the SOGo plugins and such. The whitelist method looks promising though. I will try and report back my findings.<br />
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Donny B.<br />