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Disable Firefox Password Manager Completely via plist

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Matthew L
Matthew L
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Attempting to disable FF Password manager completely for my org via a plist.

Currently have the password manager itself disabled but can't figure out how to disable the Auto-fill settings with previously saved passwords prior to the password manager being disabled?

Is this possible? Or is this disabled already when the password manager itself is disabled?

Currently have this set via a plist:

<key>PasswordManagerEnabled</key> <false/>

Attempting to disable FF Password manager completely for my org via a plist. Currently have the password manager itself disabled but can't figure out how to disable the Auto-fill settings with previously saved passwords prior to the password manager being disabled? Is this possible? Or is this disabled already when the password manager itself is disabled? Currently have this set via a plist: <key>PasswordManagerEnabled</key> <false/>
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Matthew L
Matthew L Nkolo motuna
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This is for macOS systems btw.

Mike Kaply
Mike Kaply
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You also have to add EnterprisePoliciesEnabled to the plist

https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/#enterprisepoliciesenabled