[NTLUG:Discuss] Administration tool to restrict Firefox history erasing

[jm]

there is an extension for firefox 2.x (not sure about the 1.x series)
that allows locking down user access to firefox controls.  i don't
remember what the name is and don't know if it would control erasing
histories or not, but i think this may be the closest to what you
indicate you are searching for; it seems to have had an office
environment in mind.  you'll have to search through all the extensions
to find it, i'm afraid.

hope this helps.  good luck.

On 1/9/07, David Simmons <dave at dgnal.net> wrote:
>
>
> > This may not answer the exact question, but may be in the
> >
> spririt of what you are trying to do... not sure...
>
> Thanks for
> all the replies so far....I guess what I'm really looking for is a way to
> password protect the ability to make changes to the browser (ie. things
> like changing the proxy...erasing the history...etc). That way, on a
> per machine basis I could see what people have done (as I would be the
> only guy with the admin password).
>
> Actually, thought that would
> be something pretty simple to integrate right into a browser...but I'm
> finding that's not the case!?!?
>
> Dave
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