One of the issue with Mozilla is it wants to own some of the files (bookmarks.html for instance) and will create new ones if it can't find writeable versions in the profile. It seems prefs.js does not fall under this and it works fine.
Holden Hao wrote:
Yes, the knowledgeable user can bypass by changing settings after the browser is running. I don't know of any fix for this, but I haven't pursued that angle.
Would it not be possible to lock the preference file by changing file ownership and removing the write permission?
Holden
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