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Projects |
Description (generally copied from referenced link) |
| ChromEdit | ChromEdit is a User File Editor for all the major Mozillan applications which lets you edit userChrome.css, userContent.css and user.js from the comfort of your app., there is no requirement for you to know the location of your profile. |
| Mozbackup |
MozBackup is a utility for
creating backups of Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird and
Netscape profiles. It allows you to backup mail, favorites, contacts,
etc. This program is freeware. |
| mozptch |
A utility for automatic customization, configuration and personalization of Mozilla installations. mozptch can help system administrators who have to administrate a lot of Mozilla installations. |
| PluginDoc |
Advice, tips, bug fixes, and
how-tos for installing plugins for Mozilla. |
| Preferential | See below. |
| MozDev
Projects Mozilla.org
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Description (generally copied from referenced link) |
| A Brief Guide to Mozilla Preferences | See below. |
| Command line
options |
You can use command line
configuration options to bypass the Profile Manager and open a specific
profile (if you have multiple profiles). You can also control how
Mozilla opens, which components open initially, and what the components
do when they open. This page describes the commonly used options and
how to use them. To see a full list of all available command line
options, use the -h command. |
| Customizing Mozilla | The purpose of this document is to offer some hints about some of the less well documented features in Mozilla which can be customized to suit the user's preference. |
| End User Documentation |
This page provides links to
documentation for users of Mozilla and Mozilla-based browsers. |
| Mozilla Update |
Mozilla Update hosts Extensions
and Themes for Mozilla software. On this site you can find Extensions
and Themes for Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Thunderbird and the Mozilla 1.x
suite, with more to come. |
| Self-Help Documentation |
Support documentation, web
forums, newsgroups, etc. |
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Projects Mozilla.org
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Sites |
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(generally copied from referenced link) |
| Automatic
Mozilla Configuration |
How to customize Mozilla for multi-user community. In the scenario described, a bunch of client workstations running Windows access a Linux Samba server, on which the user's home directories are stored (under drive H:). Our goal is to make it possible to automatically generate a Mozilla configuration on the server for each user as soon as he is created. Moreover, we want to lock certain settings, so that users cannot change them. |
| Automatic
Mozilla Installation, Roaming Profiles |
This document is designed to outline the steps required to create and roll out the open source browser Mozilla. It will also outline the methods to implement roaming profiles. The project was to develop and implement a locked down and customised version of Mozilla to every terminal throughout the National Library of Wales. |
| Customization and deployment |
This document attempts to
explain one of no doubt many different procedures that can be followed
to create a Mozilla installer, suitable to deploy a somewhat customized
Mozilla to a school, corporation, library, etc. (I lied. You won't be
creating an installer, you'll be diddling with the existing one.) |
| Firebird Corporate
Rollout Mini-HOWTO |
What follows is the procedure I
have been following while rolling out Mozilla Firebird at my workplace.
I make no claims that these notes are complete or even accurate, or
that the procedure will Work For You. Let me know if that's the case,
though, and I'll be happy to make corrections/additions or suggestions. |
| Mozilla
AutoConfig |
The objective is to provide
users with a mailer agent and a web which is automatically configured
at its invocation to the particular user connected at this instant on
the computer. Instead of configuring user by user individual preference
files (.netscape/preferences.js) we will centralize those preferences.
This centralized preference file can lock preferences (lockPref) or
initialized them (defaultPref) based on environment variables (USER,
HOME ...) and/or LDAP queries (For email address, Common Name ...) . |
| Mozilla Firebird in
kiosk mode. |
Kiosk Mode for mozilla-firebird
is a customised browser.jar which removes many of the features not
likely to be used when deployed in a web terminal environment such as
an internet cafe or library. |
| Pre-Configuring
Mozilla |
This document describes how to manually configure Mozilla, however all configuration described here can be automated using TWEAK (The Windows Environment and Application Konfigurator) |
| Securing Mozilla in
the Public Library |
help pages that explain how to
secure Netscape for use in public libraries, primarily for public
Internet access. . . Kiosk modes: Run Mozilla as a Kiosk browser
by disabling menus and toolbars. |
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Projects Mozilla.org
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Preferences Information
| Sites |
Description (generally copied from referenced link) |
| A Brief Guide to Mozilla Preferences | This article is intended for
Mozilla power users and system administrators. It provides a general
overview of Mozilla preferences, including where preferences are
stored, a file-by-file analysis of preference loading sequence, and
information on editing preferences. |
| Hidden Mozilla Prefs |
The following is a list of
hidden Mozilla prefs I know of that can be quite helpful. Many of them
are taken from http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html (NOTE: Not
all the prefs listed on that website are over here). Others will be
added as and when I find out about them. |
| How do I
retrieve and modify Mozilla preferences? |
Mozilla and Mozilla-based
applications load user preferences from a number of sources. Each
source is a JavaScript file that contains some special functions not
available to other normal JavaScript code. These functions are used
to... |
| HOWTO Lockdown
Mozilla Preferences for LTSP |
This short guide explains how
you can lockdown Mozilla preferences for all users on Linux system to
options which you define. Locking down of Mozilla preferences can
be useful in public kiosks, school, university or business computers
where you want certain options (like a standard homepage) set and you
do not want users to be able to modify it. |
| Locking
Mozilla / Phoenix browser settings |
After a considerable amount of
searching and effort I finally found a way to lock settings in Mozilla
and Phoenix.. . .As far as I can tell this works under both Linux and
(with some adjustment) Windows. It appears to work for both Mozilla and
Phoenix and may work on other Mozilla-based browsers. Perl is required
at one point, otherwise, no special tools are needed. |
| Preferential |
This page contains an extensive
list of Mozilla preferences, and is a HTML conversion of the
information contained in the Preferential extension. While it is not
complete, it is one of the most comprehensive resources available on
the Internet. |