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This article is for IT Admins who want to configure Firefox on their organization's computers.

Firefox Enterprise offers MSI installers per locale, per cpu architecture (32 and 64 bit) and per channel to help system administrators customize and deploy Firefox in their environments.The MSI installer (supported on Windows 7 and later versions) is a wrapper of the exe full installer that allows customizations through the use of a MST file prior to deploying through standard Windows deployment tools such as Active Directory or Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager.

If you're having problems with Firefox, a refresh can help. Refreshing Firefox can fix many issues by restoring Firefox to its default state, while saving your essential information, like bookmarks and passwords.

Definition of Mozilla in the Definitions.net dictionary. Meaning of Mozilla. Information and translations of Mozilla in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web. Mozilla is a company that creates a few internet-targeted applications, like their very good web browser called Firefox and an email client called Thunderbird, amongst other products. Mozilla is also the name of an old web browser on which Firefox was then based. This browser itself was in turn based on the even older Netscape browser.

Table of Contents

  • 2Configuration options
  • 3MSIEXEC options
  • 4Example configuration

Visit https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/all/ and use the drop-down options to select a MSI installer for Firefox Nightly, Developer Edition, Firefox Beta, Firefox Release or Firefox Extended Support Release.

Use the Select your preferred language drop-down to install a Firefox MSI installer in your preferred language.

MSI transforms (MSTs) for the Firefox MSI installers can be created or edited using the tool of your choice (MS Orca or other) to customize the installation. This section details the options available.

Firefox custom MSI options

Set a directory path - INSTALL_DIRECTORY_PATH=[path]Absolute path specifying the complete install location. This directory does not need to exist already (but it can).If INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME is set, then this setting will be ignored.

Set a directory name - INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME=[name]Name of the installation directory to create within Program Files. For example, if INSTALL_DIRECTORY_NAME is set to Firefox Release, then the installation path will be something like C:Program FilesFirefox Release. The Program Files path used will be the correct one for the architecture of the application being installed and the locale/configuration of the machine; this setting is mainly useful to keep you from having to worry about those differences.If this is set, then INSTALL_DIRECTORY_PATH will be ignored.

Install a taskbar shortcut - TASKBAR_SHORTCUT={true,false}Set to false to disable pinning a shortcut to the taskbar. true by default. This feature only works on Windows 7 and 8; it isn’t possible to create taskbar pins from the installer on later Windows versions.

Install a desktop shortcut - DESKTOP_SHORTCUT={true,false}Set to false to disable creating a shortcut on the desktop. true by default.

Install a start menu shortcut - START_MENU_SHORTCUT={true,false}Set to false to disable creating a Start menu shortcut. true by default.

Disable the maintenance service - INSTALL_MAINTENANCE_SERVICE={true,false}Set to false to disable installing the Mozilla Maintenance Service. This will effectively prevent users from installing Firefox updates if they do not have write permissions to the installation directory. true by default.

Disable removing distribution directory - REMOVE_DISTRIBUTION_DIR={true,false}Set to false to disable removing the distribution directory from an existing installation that’s being paved over. By default this is true and the directory is removed.

Prevent rebooting - PREVENT_REBOOT_REQUIRED={true,false}Set to true to keep the installer from taking actions that would require rebooting the machine to complete, normally because files are in use. This should not be needed under normal circumstances unless you’re paving over a copy of Firefox that was running while the installer was trying to run, and setting this option in that case may result in an incomplete installation. false by default.

Bundle extensions - OPTIONAL_EXTENSIONS={true,false}Set to false to disable installing any bundled extensions that are present. true by default.

Application files extraction directory - EXTRACT_DIR=[directory]Extract the application files to the given directory and exit without actually running the installer. Of course, this means all other options will be ignored.

The command line parameters for msiexec.exe (the Windows component responsible for installing, uninstalling, and otherwise working with MSI files) are documented here and also by the output of the /? option. Our MSI packages, because they wrap a .exe installer and don't really use the MSI framework, do not support many of the command line parameters available to msiexec. This document lists the msiexec parameters that are supported and unsupported for use with our MSI packages.

Supported MSIEXEC Options

  • /i or /package
    • Installs the product.
  • /L or /log
    • Generates an MSI log file. All of this option's configuration parameters are supported.
  • /m
    • Generates an SMS status .mif file.
    • Without having a copy of Systems Management Server I've been unable to test this, but it should work.
  • /q, /quiet, and /passive
    • Sets the UI mode. The full UI option (/qf) is accepted but ignored, because we have no full UI.
  • /norestart, /forcerestart, and /promptrestart
    • The default behavior is always /norestart, but the other options behave as expected.
  • PROPERTY=VALUE
    • Command line property configuration is supported for all public properties we provide (meaning the ones with UPPERCASE_NAMES).

Options that do not operate on a package file (/?, /h, /help, /y, /z)

Unsupported MSIEXEC Options

  • /f
    • Repairs the product.
  • /a
    • Administrative installation.
  • /x or /uninstall
    • Uninstalls the product.
  • /j along with /t, /g, and /c
    • Advertises the product.
  • /n
    • Specifies a particular instance of the product.
  • /p or /update
    • Applies a patch (.msp) file.

Here’s an example of a valid .mst file to help understand how options can be changed along with the MSI directory for mozilla central:

Logging can be configured on the MSI to help troubleshoot installation issues.

There are several ways to use the MSI file with configurable parameters exposed in Firefox MSI:

Mozilla Meaning Browser

By using an external MSI editor (e.g. ORCA)

  1. File/Open and select the MSI to be edited.
  2. Find the Property table and select it.
  3. Change the values for the PROPERTIES you need to.
  4. From ORCA, select File/Save as and save the custom modified MSI installer.
Note that this will invalidate the MSI file's signature; if you need the file to be signed, you'll have to sign it again using your organization's certificate.

By using a transform (.mst) configuration

  1. Use Orca to open the MSI.
  2. Select Transform > New Transform from the menu bar.
  3. Change the values for the PROPERTIES you need to.
  4. Select Transform > Generate Transform to save your changes as a transform (.mst) file.
  5. Run: msiexec /i “Firefox.msi” TRANSFORMS=”custom.mst”

By using command line parameters

  1. Rename the Firefox MSI file as default.msi
  2. Move the file in a C:MSI directory
  3. Run:
    msiexec.exe /i 'c:MSidefault.msi' INSTALL_DIRECTORY_PATH='C:Firefox' TASKBAR_SHORTCUT=false DESKTOP_SHORTCUT=false INSTALL_MAINTENANCE_SERVICE=false /quiet
All private parameters (FIREFOX specific, present in CAPS can be used in the command line + the msiexec public parameters like /i and /quiet in the above example)
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mosaic

[mo-za´ik]
a pattern made of numerous small pieces fitted together; in genetics, occurrence in an individual of two or more cell populations each having a different chromosome complement.
Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.

mo·sa·ic

(mō-zā'ik),
2. The juxtaposition in an organism of genetically different tissues; it may occur normally (as in lyonization, q.v.), or pathologically, as an occasional phenomenon. From somatic mutation (gene mosaicism), an anomaly of chromosome division resulting in two or more types of cells containing different numbers of chromosomes (chromosome mosaicism), or chimerism (cellular mosaicism).
[Mod. L. mosaicus, musaicus, pertaining to the Muses, artistic]

mosaic

(mō-zā′ĭk)
n.
mo·sa′i·cist(mō-zā′ĭ-sĭst) n.
The American Heritage® Medical Dictionary Copyright © 2007, 2004 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.
Referring to a sharply-defined tesselated patchwork of one ‘jig-saw’-shaped pattern imposed upon another of different color, tissue apearance or radiologic density
Genetics An individual with 2 or more genotypically or karyotypically distinct cell lines, arising from a single zygote by somatic mutation, crossing-over, or nondisjunction during mitotic division, an event more common in older mothers
Example Normal female mammal heterozygous for different alleles on the X chromosome; because of X chromosome inactivation, such females consist of two cell types, each with a different X chromosome inactivated, which results in a minor, epigenetic difference, in contrast to mosaic Turner syndrome in which some cells have no X chromosome at all
Gynaecology The mosaic pattern refers to vascular changes of interconnecting vessels resulting in a cobblestone or honeycomb surface appearance by colposcopy. Because the pattern is often associated with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN), a cervix with a mosaic pattern should be biopsied
Informatics A proprietary web browser (Mosaic), which was the first multiplatform browser for Macintosh, Windows, and UNIX. It was partially responsible for the Web’s explosive growth, but has long since faded into obscurity
Segen's Medical Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex, Inc. All rights reserved.

mosaic

adjective A patchwork of one sharply-defined 'jig-saw'-shaped pattern imposed upon another of different color, tissue pattern or radiologic density nounMozilla Genetics An individual with 2 or more genotypically or karyotypically distinct cell lines, arising from a single zygote by somatic mutation, crossing-over, or nondisjunction during mitotic division. See Chimera, Freemartin Ob/Gyn A vascular change of interconnecting vessels resulting in a cobblestone or honeycomb surface appearance by colposcopy, the mosaic pattern is often associated with CIN and mandates biopsy.
McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

mo·sa·ic

(mō-zā'ik)
2. The juxtaposition in an organism of genetically different tissues; it may occur normally (as in lyonization, q.v.), or pathologically, as an occasional phenomenon.
[Mod. L. mosaicus, musaicus, pertaining to the Muses, artistic]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

mosaic

  1. any organism exhibiting a mixture of cells of different genetic makeup, such as a GYNANDROMORPH. See INACTIVE-X HYPOTHESIS. Plants showing this phenomenon are known as CHIMAERAS (1).
  2. a pattern of leaf-arrangement in a tree to maximize the exposure of the leaves to sunlight and thus the level of photosynthesis.
Collins Dictionary of Biology, 3rd ed. © W. G. Hale, V. A. Saunders, J. P. Margham 2005

Mozilla Meaning

Mosaic

A term referring to a genetic situation, in which an individual's cells do not have the exact same composition of chromosomes. In Down syndrome, this may mean that some of the individual's cells have a normal 46 chromosomes, while other cells have an abnormal 47 chromosomes.

Mozilla Meaning In Telugu

Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine. Copyright 2008 The Gale Group, Inc. All rights reserved.

Mozilla Meaning In Tamil

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