The amount of overhead and heartache involved with deploying KDE across
our ~20K desktops is almost unthinkable. So is migrating to linux on the
desktop, for the forseeable future. I was referred to the
comments/discussion on the linked article about 'using another browser'
from the original email, and someone there asked my same question. The
only answer I saw was a hack one guy wrote with a script to modify
perfs.js whenever someone logged in.
I have a very strong dislike for scripts, and having to write my own
customizer to lock down Firefox isn't a replacement for IEAK. IEAK is
extremely simple to use and works very effectively for a number of things
(pre-importing our OrgCA as a trusted SSL root, setting bookmarks,
eliminating the ability to SEE settings, let alone change them.
I have not found anything close to that for FireFox or another non-IE
browser. Netscape used to offer soemthing along the lines backin the
mid-90's, but it cost a significant amount of cash, and was no where near
as easy to use. I'll keep looking though, thanks for everyone's input.
--
Adam
This is the top link of a google search for "mozilla customization", the
opening paragraph is as follows: