Sorry. I think Firefox stores its about:config prefs in a SQLite
database file, so you would not be able to safely modify the prefs by
editing the file or the registry.
On 2017-08-21 12:43 PM, John Mayers wrote:
Hi Chris,
Does that settings change correspond with any file or registry edit?
-John
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*From:*Chris Peterson [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Monday, August 21, 2017 3:39 PM
*To:* John Mayers <[email protected]>;
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*Subject:* Re: Flash Allow List
I don't think Firefox supports Windows Group Policy, but you can
change Flash from "Ask to Activate" to "Always Activate" by setting
the about:config pref "plugin.state.flash" to "2". (Pref value 1, the
default, is "Ask to Activate" and 0 is "Never Activate".)
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On 2017-08-21 12:24 PM, John Mayers wrote:
Hi Chris,
Just following up. Is there any group policy that can be enabled
to set the Flash plugin to Always Activate?
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*From:*John Mayers
*Sent:* Friday, August 18, 2017 1:31 PM
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*Subject:* RE: Flash Allow List
Hi Chris,
Thank you for this feedback. We are actually releasing an edition
of i-Ready on Sunday that will have this detection in place for
all browsers. Users will be able to “self-help” themselves when
they encounter Flash blocked by default.
In all of my research, I have yet to find a domain level policy
that can be added to set Firefox to always “click to activate”
either all together, or for specific sites. If you know of a way,
please let us know.
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*From:*Chris Peterson [mailto:[email protected]]
*Sent:* Friday, August 18, 2017 1:25 PM
*To:* John Mayers <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>;
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*Subject:* Re: Flash Allow List
Hi John, Firefox does not have a whitelist of sites that can load
Flash without user action ("click to activate"). When users load
your site, they will either see the "Activate Adobe Flash" UI in
the web page (if the Flash content's dimensions are large enough)
or a tiny plugin icon in the address bar (for Flash "pixels" that
are too small for the UI).
I recommend that you add a check for Flash being installed and
activated. If Flash is installed but not activated automatically,
your page can show instructions guiding users to click the
"Activate Adobe Flash" and "Allow and Remember" buttons. A
dedicated workflow like this to test for click-to-activate is
probably more user friendly and reliable than just loading your
regular Flash content and hoping users see and click the "Activate
Adobe Flash" when your Flash content doesn't show up.
In Firefox, Flash in click-to-activate mode will still be
detectable by JavaScript in the navigator.plugins[] array (i.e.
navigator.plugins["Shockwave Flash"]). Your JavaScript can detect
that Flash is installed but not activated by embedding a Flash
<object> that reports whether it is running or not by setting some
JavaScript variable using Flash's ExternalInterface. I don't know
if someone has already written a JavaScript+Flash library that
already handles this click-to-activate, but I would love to know.
In Chrome, however, Flash in click-to-activate mode will NOT be
detectable in the navigator.plugins[] array, so JavaScript can't
differentiate between Flash not be installed from
installed-but-not-activated for this site.
thanks,
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*Sent:* Friday, August 18, 2017 1:24 PM
*To:* John Mayers <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
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*Subject:* Re: Flash Allow List
John, thank you for reaching out. Firefox does not intend to
implement any whitelist of sites. I believe it is possible for
enterprise sites to configure a whitelist for their individual
deployment; for more information about that I would suggest
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On 2017-08-18 9:59 AM, John Mayers wrote:
Good Afternoon,
I work for an online instruction and diagnostic company called
i-Ready. We serve millions of kids across the US. Our site
currently is about 50% Flash, 50% HTML5. We will be off Flash
completely by August 2018. In the interim, is there someone I
can talk to about getting our domains added to a “whitelist”
for Flash for Firefox?
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