Except where noted, everything here applies only to Firefox 142 and the Firefox 140.2 ESR. Firefox 140 is the next [[Firefox ESR release cycle|ESR]] so, going forward, no enterprise changes will be backported to Firefox 128 ESR. __TOC__ =Policies= *The [https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/#permissions Permissions] policy has been updated to allow you to configure permissions for screen sharing. *The [https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/#enabletrackingprotection EnableTrackingProtection] policy has been updated to allow you to set the category to either <code>strict</code> or <code>standard</code>. When the category is set using this policy, the user cannot change it. *The [https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/#enabletrackingprotection EnableTrackingProtection] policy has been updated to allow you to set control Suspected fingerprinters. For more information, see https://support.mozilla.org/kb/firefox-protection-against-fingerprinting#w_suspected-fingerprinters. =Special Notes= There is one more planned release of Firefox 128 ESR, and then it will go out of support on September 16, 2025. Users will then be automatically upgraded to Firefox 140 ESR. If you need to prevent upgrades for any reason, you can use the [https://mozilla.github.io/policy-templates/#appupdatepin AppUpdatePin] policy.

Except where noted, everything here applies only to Firefox 142 and the Firefox 140.2 ESR. Firefox 140 is the next ESR so, going forward, no enterprise changes will be backported to Firefox 128 ESR.

Policies

• The Permissions policy has been updated to allow you to configure permissions for screen sharing.
• The EnableTrackingProtection policy has been updated to allow you to set the category to either strict or standard. When the category is set using this policy, the user cannot change it.
• The EnableTrackingProtection policy has been updated to allow you to set control Suspected fingerprinters. For more information, see https://support.mozilla.org/kb/firefox-protection-against-fingerprinting#w_suspected-fingerprinters.

Special Notes

There is one more planned release of Firefox 128 ESR, and then it will go out of support on September 16, 2025. Users will then be automatically upgraded to Firefox 140 ESR.

If you need to prevent upgrades for any reason, you can use the AppUpdatePin policy.