Block Firefox extensions via Intune. about policy-templates HOT 2 CLOSED

So as far as the JSON goes, there were two issues.

1. There should be an opening {
2. The backslashes should be forward slashes.

I'll attached a fixed version below (I didn't add the IDs)

But there are a couple other things.

1. You don't use the name of the extension, you use the ID. You can get the ID by using this addon I built and clicking the icon when you are on the AMO page. https://github.com/mkaply/queryamoid/
2. If you specify "allowed", you don't specify an install_url. The ID says "install this ID from anywhere"
3. install_sources can be removed (and I've fixed this in the readme file). Because you're blocking addons and allowing by ID, you don't need an install_source. It's intended for cases where you want to allow extensions from other sites.
4. You don't need allowed_types since you are blocking all extensions.

{
	"*": {
		"blocked_install_message": "Blocked by Admin.",
		"installation_mode": "blocked"
	},
	"[email protected]": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"[email protected]": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"1Password": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"Pulsedive": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"Microsoft Editor": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"Canned Responses Pro for Jira": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"Recorded Future": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"Decentraleyes": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"ClearURLs": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	},
	"IT Glue Add-on for Firefox": {
		"installation_mode": "allowed"
	}
}```

from policy-templates.

Thank you very much. Worked after replacing the names with the IDs. Thanks again.

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