In our OS11 Environment, we have Public Facing Firefox web sessions that we use as information kiosk’s. These Firefox sessions have customized toolbar configurations (see attachment) in order to hide controls we don’t want the public to use (such as the URL, changing the toolbars, saving, viewing history or bookmarks for example) but allow access to others (such as back and forward buttons, Find in page, printing, and zooming for accessibility)
From what I can see in the OS12 config, this customization is no longer possible. There are controls to completely hide specific toolbars but nothing to adjust what is on the toolbar at the profile level. Kiosk mode or full screen mode is not acceptable since many of the sites we have available are not under our control and lack in page buttons for back, zoom or printing. right click does not offer printing, search or zoom and offers other control we don’t want to expose, and using keystrokes (such as Ctrl-P or Ctrl-F) is not a desirable or acceptable solution.
So, we would like to have the option to customize Firefox’s toolbar interface in OS12 similar to how it was done in OS11