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Profiles on RDS Windows Server 2016 - Need to create a new one almost each time

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Hi,

We are using Firefox Enterprise on Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop for approx 100 users.

The users need very often to create a new profile when launching FireFox, and then loose all their bookmarks.

Is there a way to manage the profiles correctly to bypass this problem ?

Thank you for your help ! Have a nice day.

Hi, We are using Firefox Enterprise on Windows Server 2016 Remote Desktop for approx 100 users. The users need very often to create a new profile when launching FireFox, and then loose all their bookmarks. Is there a way to manage the profiles correctly to bypass this problem ? Thank you for your help ! Have a nice day.

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What do the users see that requires them to create a new profile?

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Hi,

Firefox says that the user have launched an old version of Firefox (see Attachement).

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So for some reason your users are launching older versions of Firefox on different machines.

If you can't determine why that is, you can set MOZ_ALLOW_DOWNGRADE in the environment to allow this behavior or modify the Firefox icon to pass --allow-downgrade when starting.

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