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I'm documenting this as I'm doing it ... I'm trying to stick the extensions in the ALL Users section or the slightly worse Default user's section. | I'm documenting this as I'm doing it ... I'm trying to stick the extensions in the ALL Users section or the slightly worse Default user's section. | ||
== Needed Features == | |||
The biggest pet peeve our users had was losing their Favorites in IE when getting a new computer or due to a harddrive failure. It was tedious and often forgotten to back these up my the tech staff. I easily remedied this using Active Directory to redirect the Favorites location to a network share in the form: \\server\share\Favorites\%username%. | |||
At this point it's a showstopper for me to deploy Firefox in our enterprise without being able to redirect the bookmarks location. With Firefox's additional features over IE, I can also see a need to redirect the add-ons location and search plugins location. | |||
I had thought about redirecting the entire profile folder to a new location, which is possible using the third-party tools below. However, I believe since this will put a lock on the profile, firefox would only be allowed to open on one computer. This is not desirable since I myself (and others) will often have my desktop computer and laptop logged on with Firefox open. | |||
In my opinion, once these shortcomings are met (preferably via an adm template), in addition to an msi install, then Firefox will make great inroads into the corporate environment. | |||
== Useful Tools == | == Useful Tools == |
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