On 3/7/07, Nathan Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
For our kiosks I edited the browser.xul to get all the menus, commands, options, etc... out that I didn't want. So the browser is very limited. Its pretty easy, but a bit time consuming customizing the xul file. I had a link in my del.icio.us, but its dead now. I'm sure its pretty easy to google for it.
We run Mozilla 1.7 (sfw version) via CAM on Solaris 10. I fully recommend the Mozdev BM Kiosk software. https://mozdevgroup.com/clients/bm/ They have a myriad of customisation options and none of them require hacking scripts or files. For our purposes, we use a web interface to connect to our windows ICA sessions so the interface is completely locked down with no navigation options, title bars etc.
Craig Bender wrote: > You can control all the pop ups and what not by editing the javascript > files that are used by both Mozilla and Firefox. I still think using > prototypes are a bad idea with these browsers, but to each his own. I > can put together a firefox cookbook. I have one already, but it's a > bit dated. > > > Gavin Spurgeon wrote: >>> We use Mozilla in CAM Mode rather than Firefox. We had the same >>> problem. The answer is to use the Prototypes facility to populate the >>> .mozilla file in the users home directory. >>> >>> To do this copy .mozilla to /var/opt/SUNWut/kiosk/prototypes/<CAM >>> Application name> 9typically firefox) >> >> Interesting,
Yes. This is interesting. We put mozilla inside a wrapper script called "mozilla-kiosk" which creates the .mozilla directory (to stop the Licence Popup) before starting mozilla and also launches mozilla in the BM kiosk mode mentioned above. Cheers, Aaron _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://node1.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
