Hi folks,
I'm trying to rely on policies to autoconfigure new profiles with our default corporate setup (each consultant create one Firefox profile on its own session per customer we've to not leak any informations between each of them).
Part of our profile is:
"Extensions": {
"Install": [
"https://app-updates.agilebits.com/download/OPX4?browser=firefox&alt=true"
]
},
Where we use the static URL provided by AgileBits for the 1Password extension (the server will redirect then to the XPI).
Not all extension provide this kind of URL.
For example, I would also like to install by default SAML Tracer (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/saml-tracer/).
The main website for this project is on Github where we cannot reference via a static URL the link to the last release artefacts.
How could we use the policy system to ask Firefox to install the last version available on the addons.mozilla.org catalog for a specific extension ID? Documentation tend to say that's only URL and local path are supported for the install part feature. This seems to lead to un updated extension… No?
Hi folks,
I'm trying to rely on policies to autoconfigure new profiles with our default corporate setup (each consultant create one Firefox profile on its own session per customer we've to not leak any informations between each of them).
Part of our profile is:
Where we use the static URL provided by AgileBits for the 1Password extension (the server will redirect then to the XPI).
Not all extension provide this kind of URL.
For example, I would also like to install by default SAML Tracer (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/saml-tracer/).
The main website for this project is on Github where we cannot reference via a static URL the link to the last release artefacts.
How could we use the policy system to ask Firefox to install the last version available on the addons.mozilla.org catalog for a specific extension ID? Documentation tend to say that's only URL and local path are supported for the install part feature. This seems to lead to un updated extension… No?