But when I look at extensions that have been installed manually (by clicking in the GUI), they’re just xpi files. Will it be ok to just drop the xpi in $profile/extensions? Some guides say you have to unpack the xpi to $profile/extensions/$gid where $gid is the gid in the xpi’s manifest. Hello all, I've written a Powershell script to uninstall Firefox, the script runs on the local machine and it's just a couple of lines calling 'c:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla F. How do I do this? Guides online are a bit old and there’s no official guide. Then I need to install the right extensions. ~/.mozilla/firefox/nogdglqv.myprofile/extensions) and then all the extensions will be gone? I mean normal addons, not stuff like flash or java. When the download is complete, click Restart to update Firefox. Firefox will check for updates and download them automatically. The About Mozilla Firefox Firefox window opens. Am I right that it’s enough to just remove everything under $profile/extensions (e.g. Click the menu button, click Help and select About Firefox. The first thing I need to do is to remove all addons. If your Firefox extension has an icon in the toolbar, you can uninstall the extension quickly by right-clicking the icon and selecting Remove Extension from the menu that pops up.
I am an admin and have to do this over 400 times, and I can’t do this by hand. I would like to add and remove addons to Firefox from the command line in an automated fashion.
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