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I would like to customize the user install process for my Silverlight application. I would need to repeatedly go through the installation process on my development workstation Short of uninstalling before each change I make and going through the install process again, is there a way to make my browser think Silverlight is not installed?
Yes, there is a way to make your browser think SL is not installed.
In Internet Explorer 8, I can go to Tools > Manage Add-ons. From there, I select to Show “All add-ons.” I then click on Microsoft Silverlight and click “Disable.”
I saw Tim Heuer do this process to demonstrate the look of Silverlight being uninstalled in an application.
I imagine there’s a way to disable plug-ins, add-ons, extensions, etc. for other browsers.