Daniel Veditz wrote:
(I'm serious, by the way: we're most likely turning off XPInstall by default
for most sites for Firefox 1.0)
It does make more sense to sign XP package.
Site-level restriction is a problem for load repartition (isn't mozdev
strongly overloaded ?), and make the consequence of
It would be really good if there was a default setting of silent ignore for xpi's
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mrhappy wrote:
It would be really good if there was a default setting of silent ignore for xpi's
It's not the default and never will be, but you can set
'xpinstall.enabled' to false in about:config.
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Robert Mohr wrote:
It's not the default and never will be, but you can set
'xpinstall.enabled' to false in about:config.
Or you go to edit/preferences/advanced/software installation and disable
it there...
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