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Firefox includes several software solutions made by Mozilla for specific Enterprise needs.
Firefox Enterprise
Firefox Enterprise is built for organizations with strict security, governance, and compliance requirements. It combines the familiar Firefox browser with additional security controls and a management console that organizations can run on their own infrastructure. IT teams can use the console to centrally configure browser policies, manage access to web applications, control how sensitive data is shared, and govern the use of AI tools. Learn more on the Firefox Enterprise page.
The Firefox browser
You can select the Firefox channel (the version most consumers use) or the Firefox Extended Support Release channel (longer support cycles) depending on your needs. This article will help you understand how to select the channel that best matches your needs.
The MSI installer
We created a MSI wrapper of the full installer exe in order to simplify deployments for active directory users in need of a Mozilla signed MSI. Find out more about the MSI installer in the Deploy Firefox with MSI installers article.
ADM and AMDX templates
We created a ADM/ADMX templates (Windows group policy template) with standard best practices in order to illustrate how group policies can be used on Windows. Find out more about the use of ADM/ADMX templates here.
The “Open in IE” extension
Some corporations still use ActiveX technologies or websites that are only tested against IE. This extension helps you determine which URLs should be opened in IE automatically by your users. Find out more details about the “Open in IE” extension here.
MacOS plist file
We created a plist template (MacOS policy management template) with standard best practices in order to illustrate how policies can be managed on MacOS. Find out more about the use of plist templates here.
Configuration JSON file “policies.json”
Even though we support GPO on Windows and plist on MacOS, you can still use a configuration file if it suits your needs (Linux machines?). Find out more here about how you can deploy customizations using policies.json.
