Programmatically remove Firefox's license agreement dialog

Question

I am running regression tests with Selenium and am automatically launching instances of Firefox.

The problem is my tests get stuck because of Firefox's license agreement dialog:

Copyright notice http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/3467/31963141.png.

I can't click with the mouse because I am in an headless environment with a virtual graphical environment.

I would like to know what Firefox's file can I edit (and how to edit it) to trick Firefox into thinking somebody accepted the copyright.

Clarification following comments

I need to do it just once. But I can't do it with the mouse as this is a virtual graphic environment and I don't have mouse or see the mouse pointer. I can however take screenshots.

Answer 1

OK, I found it by myself in the end.

The right answer is:

In the Firefox installation, look for firefox.js

Find this line:

pref("browser.EULA.3.accepted", false);

and replace false whit true

Thanks to all that helped.

Answer 2

According to this link text its been removed - but it look like a later version than yours.

Answer 3

In Firefox 3.0.10 it's hidden in the about:config under

browser.rights.3.shown

Set it to true and you're done.

Answer 4

Write a Selenium test that clicks "I agree"

or

add whatever "agreed" setting makes Firefox skip this to the Firefox profile's prefs.js

or

just use a Firefox profile that has already agreed to the license.

Answer 5

There are two override prefs (the latter being the "legacy EULA pref"), which you can override in prefs.js in the profile directory:

user_pref("browser.rights.override", true);
user_pref("browser.EULA.override", true);