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How can I enable "Adobe Create PDF" extension programmatically ?

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I am automating a workflow where in I want to control (enable/disable) Adobe Create PDF extension programmatically using JavaScript or in any other scripting language ? If anyone has worked on controlling Firefox Addons/Extensions by a script/program, please share your experience. I shall be very thankful.

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I am automating a workflow where in I want to control (enable/disable) Adobe Create PDF extension programmatically using JavaScript or in any other scripting language ? If anyone has worked on controlling Firefox Addons/Extensions by a script/program, please share your experience. I shall be very thankful. Thanks.

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Programmatically set the preference 'extensions.autoDisableScopes'. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Installing_extensions, 'Disabling install locations' for explanation of what this preference means.

I was having the same problem with programmatically-installed extensions being installed but disabled. I discovered that the default value for extensions.autoDisableScopes was 15, which blocked everything. I set it to 0 (because I have a nonstandard install location) and my extensions were enabled upon startup.