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Firefox 10.x

I can install Firefox 10.x by running Setup.exe -ms. This runs it in Silent Mode. But once it is installed it prompts asking "do you want to import favarites from IE?"

How do you silence "ALL" post install prompts and keep your default settings? We want IE to remain our default browser.

I looked on this site but I did not see anything for Firefox 10.

thanks.

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Answers (3)

Posted by: skt 12 years ago
Orange Senior Belt
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First do the post configration manually like click on "do not import" than you will get some run time files and folders in user profile(appdata\mozilla), add those into your MST.
short has to be advertise, if not use Activesetup.



Thanks,
skt
Posted by: henrik80 12 years ago
Second Degree Blue Belt
0
I would guess its the same as older versions but I have not tested it on this version yet.

Excract the downloaded exe
To remove the import wizard at first start
Create a override.ini and place it in the core folder. The ini file should contain these lines
[XRE]
EnableProfileMigrator=false

For the other settings most can be set with a pref.js file
easiest way to configure this file is to install firefox on a computer and in the browser type about:config.
Make the settings you want like browser.shell.checkDefaultBrowser=false
Then you can find the prefs.js file in your profile.
Copy it to the core\defaults\profile folder

now run setup.exe -ms to install silently
Posted by: aogilmor 12 years ago
9th Degree Black Belt
0
out of curiosity are you using a CCK for this? I had problems even with 4.x, it kept losing my configs and stuff. is there an updated one?
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