With the discovery of Mike’s CCK2 solution, that workload reduced significantly. I still remember spending many hours (many years ago) manually carrying out this work (which can be found with a previous-previous-employer here). The tool could then spit out an extension (that could be installed in your Firefox deployment), or a Zip file (that could be injected in your Firefox App bundle) to control a whole host of options. This tool allowed you to create a management configuration using a nice clickable GUI, instead of editing a large number of various files and key/values. Mike may be familiar to some of you as the developer of the great Firefox Client Customisation Kit v2 (or CCK2). On the last day I bumped into Mike Kaply, on his second MacADUK speaker engagement. This week I’ve been mostly recovering from coming down from the fun that was the MacADUK conference (that my employer helped curate and direct). Migrating macOS Devi… on Migrating macOS Devices from o…ĭazwallace on Moving devices from Adobe Shar…įoigus on Moving devices from Adobe Shar…ĭazwallace on Uninstalling Adobe Software
