Where does firefox store the data whether an extension is enabled or disabled?

I am trying to automate the process of creating a Firefox profile. I want to create a profile that is in a exact desired state that I want for various tasks, this desired state can something such as

1. A relatively clean profile
2. A specific set of settings in the \prefs.js file, such as disabling the "Make Firefox your go-to browser" first time launch dialog
3. A specific set of css settings in the chrom directory, just to visually differentiate the profile from others
4. A specific set of extensions
5. All extensions are always enabled

and so on, I have figured out most things but for the life of me I cant figure out item .5, when I start the profile, all extensions are always disabled and I have to manually enable them I tried figuring out what file this information is stored on but have had no luck. Does anyone know?

Thank you.

I'm assuming you're on windows?

The physical location of your extensions is located at:

1. Open the Run menu from the Windows Start Menu
2. Open %appdata%
3. Open Mozilla
4. Open Firefox
5. Open Profiles
6. Open the folder inside of the Profiles folder
7. Open Extensions

There's a further flag contained within firefox itself that dictates which extensions are in an "enabled" state. That is to say, there's a store contained within the application itself that has a true/false flag for each. It used to be accessible through their extension api.

If you can provide more detail as to what you want, I can likely steer you more precisely; I've written extension managers for both FF and GC before.