I am using firefox 1.0.2, i was wondering if anyone out there knows how to automaticaly remove the internet temp files as you log out of windows by setting a registary key, similar to the one for removing internet explorer temp files???
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firefox and temp files how do you remove on log off
#2
Posted 08 April 2005 - 06:21 AM
You could also set the max space for temp files to 0 in that case. But maybe you would still like some temporary internet files?
#3
Posted 10 April 2005 - 05:23 AM
you could create an application which would run silently
in the background when you logon, and when being called to
terminate itself by windows, code it to delete the content of the
firefox temp folder..
it's easy doable in autoplay media studio...
in the background when you logon, and when being called to
terminate itself by windows, code it to delete the content of the
firefox temp folder..
it's easy doable in autoplay media studio...
#4
Posted 29 April 2005 - 03:24 AM
Make a simple dos batch that deletes the files in the directory. Then accosiate the batch to your desired user account as a logout script..In XP it can be done via "lusrmgr.msc" as "Local Users and Groups" -management console.
#5
Posted 29 April 2005 - 06:12 AM
Better yet make it an extension for firefox 
FIrefox's options have cache, history, temp files, downloaded files etc etc all stored. You could create an extension that runs with firefox and says, upon exit, clear all.
Id do it if I knew where to start.
FIrefox's options have cache, history, temp files, downloaded files etc etc all stored. You could create an extension that runs with firefox and says, upon exit, clear all.
Id do it if I knew where to start.
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