Mozilla Firefox 2
Global Extension: I used the below command line to register Firefox extensions as global, so every user who uses the app will have these pre-loaded. firefox.exe -install-global-extension <path… Read More
I found the easiest non-MSI route was to extract all the support files from the temp directory, then run the installer, configure a blank profile as I want it and copy that profile back into lo… Read More
I have created an MSI for this Firefox. I wanted to have the proxy settings and the home page setup via the MSI install. Details: - Capture the C:\Temp files/folders created by "Firefox Set… Read More
I used AdminStudio to package Fx2 as an MSI. Deploys great, with one minor issue. The included js3250.dll file is always versioned at 4.0.0.0, no matter which Mozilla build (or product!) you'r… Read More
In file "localized\browserconfig.properties" set browser.startup.homepage and browser.startup.homepage_reset to your preferred homepage In file "localized\defaults\pref\firefox-l10n.js" add li… Read More
The "lastmod" is a date/time stamp in universal time, in the form of the number of seconds from midnight 1970. This is a fairly common programming timestamp. Simply add the number of seconds … Read More
I don't believe that lastmod is a hash that prevents you from altering the whitelist. It's just a modification date value. As long as you have a valid value then Google should still use the mod… Read More
Google toolbar installation notes: First off i install the application as suggested above with switched /q /d. Many of the setting for this application can be configured in the HKEY_CURRENT_U… Read More
From the command line, type '/q' to run the file. You can install the toolbar without its advanced features by adding "/q /d" [d = disable] to the command line. Source: Deploying the Google Toolbar Read More
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