Mozilla plans to offer a $5 per month “subscription-based ad-free Internet experience” version of Firefox. Admins may disable it by setting the preference to false.”
Firefox ESR is the only release version of the Firefox web browser that supports the deactivation of the browser’s add-on signing requirement. Looking at the list of changes, I noticed: Now You: Do you run Firefox, if so, which version and why? (via Sören Hentzschel) to disable push notifications in Firefox or disable Service Workers.
Admins may set the variable MOZ_ALLOW_DOWNGRADE or run Firefox with -allow-downgrade to disable the functionality.įirefox users who don't run the ESR version of the browser can set several of the options as well, e.g. Firefox 67 and newer support downgrade protections to prevent issues caused by running downgraded versions of Firefox. Admins may set the variable MOZ_LEGACY_PROFILES to disable the feature. Firefox ESR 68 supports the new one-profile per installation dedicated profiles directive of the Firefox web browser. All other policies that were ESR exclusive in Firefox 60 ESR are not exclusive anymore.Allows admins to set the default search engine.
SearchEngines Policy is ESR exclusive. Admins may disable it by setting the preference to false. Firefox ESR is the only release version of the Firefox web browser that supports the deactivation of the browser's add-on signing requirement. Admins need to set the preference to true to enable the feature in Firefox ESR. Similarly, push notifications are not enabled by default in Firefox ESR. Admins need to set the preference to true to enable it. The feature can be enabled if it is required. Firefox ESR does not support Service Workers by default. Firefox 68 detects connection issues caused by man-in-the-middle interference this detection is deactivated in Firefox ESR 68.0 because of the use of system certificates. Organizations need to set the preference _enable_enterprise_roots to true to enable it. Man-in-the-Middle detection deactivated. Organizations who want to change that need to set the preference security.enterprise_roots.enabled to false on about:config or through other means. Firefox ESR 68 uses the certificate store of the operating system by default, and not the Firefox certification store. Firefox uses its own certification store by default. Mozilla added WebRender support in Firefox 67 but enabled it only for a small number of Firefox users. Here is what is different and what has changed:
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