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https only mode

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Hi Team,

How can be the "enable https-only mode all windows" set via group policy.

Thank you

Hi Team, How can be the "enable https-only mode all windows" set via group policy. Thank you
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Hi Martin, the Github page mentions that preferences beginning with dom. can be set, so that could include (you need to test):

  • dom.security.https_only_mode => true
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Hi Jefferson,

Thank you for the hint. I review the https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates#preferences, but i don't see preference setting for the https only mode.

Regards, Martin

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Hi Martin, the Github page mentions that preferences beginning with dom. can be set, so that could include (you need to test):

  • dom.security.https_only_mode => true
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Hi Jefferson,

Thank you for the solution.

Regards, Martin

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Mi Martin,

How did you implement the GPO? We tried the dom.security.https_only_mode => true option in Administrative Templates\Mozilla\Firefox\Preferences, but it did not work neither as a computer setting nor as a user setting. Maybe the format is wrong? Do we need to add simply the line

dom.security.https_only_mode => true

to the preferences?

Finally we implemented a new registry value and that did work, however I would rather go with Administrative Templates than with Group Policy Preferences.

Thanks and regards, Csaba

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Hi Csaba,

i wasn't able to get it work via "Administrative Templates\Mozilla\Firefox\Preferences". Same as you, we end it up creating registry key via gpo.

Regards, Martin

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The Preferences section uses JSON so you would set the policy like this: {

 "dom.security.https_only_mode": {
   "Value": true,
   "Status": "locked"
 }

}