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How can we open a new instance of Firefox without URL bar and any other control (except PREV, NEXT and RELOAD)?

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Dear Volunteers,

I am looking for a solution for Firefox Win App and Mobile Apps where on click of a button from the website page, we should be able to launch a new instance of firefox instance (like a popup box) with following features:

a. It SHOULD NOT have any URL bar to display. b. It SHOULD NOT show any plug-ins or any other functionality except Previous, Next and Reload. c. This instance of firefox should always be on-top of all other application.

Please advise, how firefox can be customized to offer in all platforms by default.

With lot of hope from this volunteer community,

Rajiv

Dear Volunteers, I am looking for a solution for Firefox Win App and Mobile Apps where on click of a button from the website page, we should be able to launch a new instance of firefox instance (like a popup box) with following features: a. It SHOULD NOT have any URL bar to display. b. It SHOULD NOT show any plug-ins or any other functionality except Previous, Next and Reload. c. This instance of firefox should always be on-top of all other application. Please advise, how firefox can be customized to offer in all platforms by default. With lot of hope from this volunteer community, Rajiv

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You would need your visitors to install some kind of add-on, since web pages do not have permission to block the display of the page address and users do not need to allow a new window to be modal and block other Firefox windows, much less other OS windows.

Over the years, people have developed extensions for kiosk-style displays. You could investigate those for ideas.

There are no extensions for kiosk mode, at least none available in the add-on section of Mozilla.

The F11 key switches the display into a pseudo-kiosk and hides most of the nav controls, but I don't think there's a way to load directly into this mode or prevent a user from getting out (by using F11 again).