11-16-2024 05:57 AM - edited 11-16-2024 05:58 AM
We all know why we open up the private tab and its to prevent that, that a disable feature would be appreciated. I saw a comment that mozilla would not do this because religion does not align with Mozillas policy. It is hardly a religious reason. Just something to better myself and escape this mental prison. Disabling it wouldnt do much as you can just undo it.. so add as many preventative measures like give the user a timer as to how long the private browser be disable. Thank you for reading.
11-16-2024 08:23 AM
You can disable it.
Firstly you need to find where the actual Firefox binary (program) is. On Windows this will usually be C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox. On Linux it can be pretty much anywhere so in Firefox press Alt-H and then choose "More Troubleshooting Information" from the drop-down menu that appears. In the first block of information is a line starting with "Application Binary" with the path next to it.
Get into that directory and make a directory called distribution. In that create a text file called policies.json containing this:--
{ "policies": { "DisablePrivateBrowsing": true } }