Re: Close browser from inside HTML-context (using a specific firefox-profile)?
[email protected] 10 Nov 2005 01:40:06 -0800
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Well, unfortunately i have to present a button inside the "html-context". If the user clicks on it the "application" (and thus firefox.exe a process itself) should be closed (after the usual "are you really sure you want to quit?" pop-up question) So the point is to close firefox from inside the HTML-rendering context. While I do know that this isn't allowed normally i'd like to ask if there is a way to edit the profile (maybe of javascript) to allow so... Again is will run in a kind of kiosk mode in fullscreen using autohide extension (firefox.exe -fullscreen switch) and MenuEditor (changing all menu entries including the context menu) So i already configured the UI to my need and the last open question is how to solve the shutdown of the process ... Any ideas? Thanks, andreas