从外部应用程序启用/禁用 Firefox 插件
是否可以从外部应用程序启用/禁用 Firefox 插件，最好不使用任何 XPCOM 组件？ 我的第一个想法是使用直接修改 [profile dir]/extensions.sqlite 的控制台应用程序，但这似乎不太有效。 这可能吗？
Is is possible to enable/disable firefox addons from an external application, preferably without using any XPCOM components?
My first thought was to use a console app that modified [profile dir]/extensions.sqlite directly, but this doesn't quite seem to work.
Is this possible?
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那么您想操纵用户安装的附加组件吗？以不受支持的方式操作配置文件数据通常是一个坏主意 - 您必须对格式做出大量假设，并且如果格式发生更改（或发生其他您意想不到的情况），则可能会造成破坏。最接近支持的操作是在
/extensions .xpi 当然，所有这些操作都假设 Firefox 没有运行。在 Firefox 运行时操作配置文件是危险的，因为某些文件可能被锁定，而其他文件可能稍后在浏览会话中需要，如果丢失/更改，则会导致损坏。
So you want to manipulate user-installed add-ons? Manipulating profile data in an unsupported way is generally a bad idea - you have to make lots of assumptions about the format and risk breaking things if that format changes (or something else happens that you didn't expect). The closest thing to a supported manipulation would be adding/removing extensions in the
<profile>/extensionsdirectory. As of Firefox 4 the extensions there will either be directories (directory name is the extension ID) or packed XPI files (file name is<extensionID>.xpi). If an extension is removed from this directory all the necessary uninstall actions will happen automatically. If an extension is added it used to be installed automatically. As of Firefox 8 the user will be asked whether the installation of the add-on should be allowed - and the user needs to confirm it.Of course all these manipulations assume that Firefox isn't running. Manipulating the profile while Firefox is running is dangerous because some files might be locked, others might be required later in the browsing session and cause breakage if they are missing/changed.