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Prevent Mozilla privacy banner popup in kiosk mode

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I'm using Firefox in a kiosk-mode application, on a Raspberry Pi based system, started from a bash script like this:

# Clear history etc. to prevent problems if unit is not perfectly shut down rm -v -r /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/*.default rm -v -r /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-esr rm -v -r /home/pi/.cache/mozilla/firefox/*.default rm -v /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini

sleep 2

/usr/bin/firefox-esr --kiosk -url http://127.0.0.1


However on booting I get a banner from Mozilla along the top of the screen saying: "Firefox automatically sends some data to Mozilla so that we can improve your experience [Choose what I share]"

This is not acceptable in kiosk mode, as it would give users access to the configuration as well as being a visual annoyance. How can we disable this?

I'm using Firefox in a kiosk-mode application, on a Raspberry Pi based system, started from a bash script like this: ''# Clear history etc. to prevent problems if unit is not perfectly shut down rm -v -r /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/*.default rm -v -r /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/*.default-esr rm -v -r /home/pi/.cache/mozilla/firefox/*.default rm -v /home/pi/.mozilla/firefox/profiles.ini sleep 2 /usr/bin/firefox-esr --kiosk -url http://127.0.0.1'' However on booting I get a banner from Mozilla along the top of the screen saying: "Firefox automatically sends some data to Mozilla so that we can improve your experience [Choose what I share]" This is not acceptable in kiosk mode, as it would give users access to the configuration as well as being a visual annoyance. How can we disable this?

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Anyone got any help on this?

We cannot have random popups in kiosk mode and this would force us to switch to a different browser if we cannot rely on Firefox.

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Maybe you can use Enterprise Policy (policies.json). I don't know whether this policy will have the desired effect, or this refers to a different page:

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer said

Maybe you can use Enterprise Policy (policies.json). I don't know whether this policy will have the desired effect, or this refers to a different page:

While this is useful for other aspects I'm not seeing anything relating to the Firefox-native banner popups that are neither a start-page nor an actual web page popup / window.

EDIT: Unless it's these messages, which is unclear: https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/#usermessaging

It feels like Kiosk mode is nowhere near as "clean" as it should be by default, I suspect they've added the banners and not thought about / realised the effect it has on kiosk-type applications.

Upravil uživatel JohnU dne

Pomohla vám tato odpověď?

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Maybe you can interactively determine what preferences are modified when you interact with the infobar and choose your preferences, and then set those via Policy.

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