User.js Configuring Firefox options

Many of the company's users in the use of Firefox, when visiting certain corporate sites, will always automatically pop-up user and Password box required input. My colleague wants me to configure it in a GPO so that I can use window's login account to access the website by default. In other browsers such as IE or chrome, this can be configured by the trust site to achieve, but Firefox wood has this option, for ordinary users, the only setting option is to configure option-security-exception, if it is an advanced user, After you enter About:config, manually add or change the settings of the pref

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So how do we use Group Policy to unify the changes? Beans also do not want to download the installation of a messy plug-in or ad management templates, after some research, found that the simplest way can actually be configured by the User.js file can be achieved.

Mozilla has a number of JavaScript configuration files, which are located in different file racks by default, and can be referenced in the following documents.

Https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Preferences/A_brief_guide_to_Mozilla_preferences

His load order is typically to first configure the default file, and then load the user's own pref.js files and user.js, because User.js is the last loaded, so any conflicting settings will be user.js.

A basic overview of user.js see, he does not exist, and users who need it must manually create

Http://kb.mozillazine.org/User.js_file

About configuring variables for specific names and usages

Http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config_entries

In the case of beans, I need to configure a secure site to use the default NTLM (Windows domain login), then I need to create a user.js file and write the following

Pref ("Network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris", "http://www.test.com");

The following is an explanation of the variable

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Then configure a GPO, execute a user's logon script, and copy the User.js file to the user's %appdata%\mozilla\firefox\profiles\*. Note * The name is random generated by Mozilla.

A copy of the script can be directly written in the CMD statement of the batch file Copy.bat

if exist "%appdata%\mozilla\firefox" for/d%%f in ("%appdata%\mozilla\firefox\profiles\*") do copy/y \\*domain_name *\netlogon\user.js%%f

Specific methods of operation can refer to this blog

Http://eventhisnameistaken.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/manage-firefox-via-group-policy-easy.html

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