I'm not a Mac person, but I believe you might be able to add environment
variables to the application's Info.plist file - something like:
<key>LSEnvironment</key>
<dict>
<key>MOZ_ALLOW_DOWNGRADE</key>
<string>1</string>
</dict>
I had to do something similar for an other Mac app a while ago - no idea
if will work with Firefox ...
James Pearson
Kasper, Ryan V. via Enterprise wrote:
Hi all,
Getting my feet wet with Mac deployments - couldn't see to find a way to set the
environment variable MOZ_ALLOW_DOWNGRADE and have Firefox "see" that it was set
(or if that is even a valid method for Macs). We caught most users and moved them to the
ESR branch, but of course a few folks updated to 79.0 manually. Any tips on moving folks
from 79.0 to 78.1.0esr while suppressing the warning about having been downgraded and
needing to create a new profile? Specifically for Mac - I have this solved for Windows
deployments.
Thank you,
Ryan V. Kasper
Leidos - Packaging
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