How to Set Restrictions in Mozilla Firefox? Restrict Downloads, Adding Bookmarks, Add-ons, Changing Options, etc
Many times we want to restrict other people from changing our customized settings. We change various options to meet our requirements and suddenly someone comes, uses our system and modifies the settings. It takes lots of time to remember the previous settings and re-apply them.
Same case with our web browsers. In this topic we are going to talk about Mozilla Firefox. We’ll learn about how to:
- Restrict Downloads in Mozilla Firefox
- Restrict Add-ons in Mozilla Firefox
- Restrict Options in Mozilla Firefox
- Restrict about:config in Mozilla Firefox
- Restrict Addition of Bookmarks in Mozilla Firefox
- Restrict History and Bookmarks Sidebar in Mozilla Firefox
- Restrict “Clear Private Data” window in Mozilla Firefox
Wouldn’t it be great if we can have a single tool which can set one or all above mentioned restrictions in Firefox in a single go? Actually you are very lucky today.
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We found an interesting add-on “Public Fox” which allows you to set various restrictions in Mozilla Firefox.
You can download the add-on using following link:
Download Public Fox Add-on for Mozilla Firefox
Once you install it, you can access it using “Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions“. Select the add-on from the list and click on “Options” button.
As you can see in the above screenshot, you can set various restrictions using a Password. After applying the restriction, whenever you’ll try to access a restricted feature, you’ll be prompted to enter the password.
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Its a must have add-on for Mozilla Firefox user. You get complete control over your browser using this great add-on.
Love it, my dad is content on downloading anything a website tells him too. This a great way to reign in his addictive and dangerous downloading, thanks!
any one can change password
this is not good
please put old password for change password
what could make fir fox not to open sites like Facebook & G-mail in a well graphical way.
^^ Disable your Antivirus/Internet security suite temporary and then try to open websites. It might be possible that your antivirus or security suite is blocking some content/javascripts, etc.
Not currently avalible for firefox mobile (for android).