Step 3: The next step is to go to the folder named as “Firefox”. In that box, write “ gpedit.msc” and hit the Enter. First, use the shortcut key “ Windows Logo Key + R” to open Run Command/Run Box. Step 2: Now open GPO which is pretty simple. The link that I have added in the first paragraph will help you add Group Policy feature for Firefox. Otherwise, Firefox settings won’t visible in GPO. The second thing is you must also add Group Policy support to Firefox manually. Those who are using Home versions of Windows, they should install Group Policy with some tool and then Group Policy can be used.
Before that, do note that Group Policy is a native feature of Windows available in Pro and Enterprise versions.
Step 1: You need to access Group Policy of Windows. How To Disable Uninstallation of Firefox Extensions Using Group Policy? As the entire page is disabled, I can’t access the installed extensions to remove them. In the screenshot visible above, you can see the error which appeared when I disabled Add-ons Manager page using Group Policy and tried to access that page. You can access the same setting again and then enable Add-ons Manager page later. This change can be permanent or temporary. As this page is disabled, no one can access the list of installed extensions and disable or uninstall them. There is a settings that helps to disable Add-ons Manager page. To disable uninstallation of Firefox extensions, you need to open Firefox folder in GPO (or Group Policy window). Thankfully, Windows Group Policy support to Firefox has come with such feature. There must be cases, like you have installed some parental control extensions, and don’t want your kids or someone else to uninstall it. Normally, anyone can access Add-ons Manager page in Firefox and then disable or remove any extension. This tutorial covers how to disable uninstallation of Firefox extensions using Group Policy.
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