Kris Lou

Conversely, a portable executable (that uses %APPDATA%) would be nice as well.

I haven't found the classic track anywhere else, and it's not clear whether or not updates are standalone or bundled into new installers. And yes, going this route seems to...

Ideally, it'd be nice if this information would be stored and manipulated via ```about:config```, but I don't want to make assumptions about the amount of work necessary make this happen....

> I just learned about managed storage. Enterprise IT admins, who can control Windows Registry Keys and files at specific locations of deployed installations, can prepare a JSON file with...

Now that I've wrapped my head around it (MacOS/Linux deploys the JSON itself, Windows needs a HKLM/HKCU REG pointer and then the JSON), I think this would work for me....

I have no problem creating the JSON file manually, or deploying it to a global location (HKLM). I'd just prefer to avoid mucking about within a user's profile if I...

A far simpler solution for pre-populating managed storage looks like it's already built into ```policies.json```: https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/enterprise/adding-policy-support-to-your-extension/#how-to-add I haven't tried it for either TB/FF, but perhaps something like: ``` { "policies":...

I just tried this -- preconfiguring ```policies.json``` to populate the managed storage works on FF91, but not (yet) TB78.13. When I get around to testing TB91, will post back with...

I've been working with another developer, and we've worked out a proof of concept that utilizes Managed Storage and can be configured via ```policies.json```, since apparently WebExtension addons will lose...

Yeah, it's certainly an oddity. I have a user that has the incognito mode on a single addon. For me, I created a new profile, and it's still the same...