We will be deploying firefox to a few hundred clients and I want to enable
the password manager, but disable the button to show passwords on screen,
that's mandatory for our privacy regulations. Whether or not the password
manager is a good idea in the first place does not matter here.
I am currently testing with firefox 68.1.0esr on Windows 10 enterprise
LTSC.
Enabling the password manager is no problem, that button to show passwords
is what kept me busy for about a day now. There even exists a config that
is supposed to just do what i need:
pref.privacy.disable_button.view_passwords - But this seems to do nothing
if set to true. I've tried it in the .js file and in the .cfg file.
nothing changes when I set this to true or to 0.
Richard Stone
ARED Courts IT
501-604-5349
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