On 29.7.2019 20.06, Mike Kaply wrote:
On Fri, Jul 26, 2019 at 2:51 AM Timo Pietilä <timo.piet...@helsinki.fi
<mailto:timo.piet...@helsinki.fi>> wrote:
I don't quite understand that logic, doesn't disabling app update using
json -file create exactly same problem? Or is the problem in
non-corporate users disabling the update check using preferences (and
json -file being pain in the to get correctly done too hard for lusers
to make)?
The second part. We wanted to make it so it could be done, but was
harder than just clicking something in preferences.
Also, changing policies.json also means it can't be done by a drive by
application that modifies the profile.
OK, feels weird that someone not in corporation would disable updating
completely, though I do understand wanting to choose when FF checks for
updates (IE. no auto-update without notification, update only when FF is
active...which is in options so no preference modification needed).
Of course someone might want to stick on some version that works better
than modern one (for running some old necessary add-on for example), but
those would be really specific cases.
BTW, in this message I have only "reply" and "reply to all", not "reply
list" for some reason. All your previous messages in this thread have
possibility to "reply list". Weird. (using TB 60.7.1). I apologize if I
have posted directly to you sometimes.
Timo Pietilä
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