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Disable Save menu entry from Firefox built-in PDF Viewer on local Linux system

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  • Dernière réponse par zeroknight

InfoMaze
InfoMaze
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I would like to prevent users to navigate on the Linux system when they view a PDF and then use the Save option. The "PDFjs" policy enables or disables the PDF Viewer but does not control the built-in PDF Viewer menus.

I would like to prevent users to navigate on the Linux system when they view a PDF and then use the Save option. The "PDFjs" policy enables or disables the PDF Viewer but does not control the built-in PDF Viewer menus.

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I thought the Save button in the built-in PDF viewer worked the same way as Save Page As... (Ctrl+S). I don't suppose there is a policy to lock Save Page As (or the context menu Save [object] As... entries) to a specified downloads directory?

(I'm going to flag this thread to be moved over to Firefox for Enterprise since there should be more policy gurus there.)

Mike Kaply
Mike Kaply
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There's a bug being worked on to remove Save dialogs:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1708289

but we currently don't have a way to do this.

As a work around, you can force the download directory to something like /dev/null and that should work (in theory), although I haven't tested with pdf.js specifically.

zeroknight
zeroknight
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Firefox 124 will allow blocking file dialogs with the AllowFileSelectionDialogs enterprise policy.