> The one downside (unless I am misunderstanding the purpose) of using mozilla.cfg and the code you provided is that it enforces the setting for all users, not just pre-populating it where a standard user account could opt for a different setting or where a user in the Guests group would be effectively forced to use it.
Well that would be true of the preference as well. You can wrap it in some sort of firstrun preference and only set it if it the user hasn't done anything. Mike On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 4:51 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > On 7/12/2016 8:52 AM, Kaply Consulting wrote: > >> That's weird. The code is exactly the same: >> >> >> https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/components/distribution.js?q=browser.showpersonaltoolbar&redirect_type=single#457 >> >> And it worked in my testing >> > > I'll try again when I get some more time. If I can reproduce the behavior > I'll add my conf files to a repo and share the link here for review. > > For now, just use my other code and for menubar, use "toolbar-menubar" >> > > The one downside (unless I am misunderstanding the purpose) of using > mozilla.cfg and the code you provided is that it enforces the setting for > all users, not just pre-populating it where a standard user account could > opt for a different setting or where a user in the Guests group would be > effectively forced to use it. > > I'll check into it. >> >> Mike >> > > Thank you for your help. > > >
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