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Posted by recvonline 12 hours ago

Firefox Enterprise(www.firefox.com)
608 points | 252 commentspage 5
VCFundedGenYer 10 hours ago|
Just seems like GPO options for Firefox, which already existed.

Page says a lot of nothing. Or just restates things that already were in place.

edelbitter 7 hours ago|
>Professional Support included — private triage and defined response times

This one sounds new to me.

ltbarcly3 8 hours ago||
Prediction: Nobody is going to use this. They won't get a single sale.
jqpabc123 11 hours ago||
Firefox Enterprise puts customer privacy, independence and control first.

Thanks for the open admission that regular Firefox does not.

rockdoe 11 hours ago||
Pretty sure that's Firefox in contrast to the other alternatives in the Enterprise space.
Telaneo 11 hours ago|||
No, they do not infact hate pancakes.
LtWorf 11 hours ago|||
"control first" to the IT department instead of the user.
queenkjuul 7 hours ago||
... That doesn't make any kind of sense whatsoever. Firefox puts customer privacy first, now that includes enterprise customers. Like how do you even possibly come to this conclusion. Mind boggling.
wejick 10 hours ago||
This landing page smells like AI slop. I hate it not because it's AI generated, but the fact that reading more doesn't give me any further understanding.

>Firefox Enterprise. Different at the core. Stronger because of it.

What's this even means

gcp 1 hour ago||
Only browser with an independent engine? Everything else is a Chromium reskin these days.
sfink 9 hours ago||
That just sounds like generic marketing-speak to me. That stuff never did mean anything.
user3939382 11 hours ago||
Mozilla sold out its values with ads, telemetry etc hence the existence of LibreWolf, which should have no reason to exist.

I manage these types of decisions and won’t use it.

fractalf 11 hours ago||
Once again Mozilla invents stuff noone wants. Its just incredible how an "org" with so much income fails again and again
evolve2k 11 hours ago||
They need to try. I also feeling like there’s likley growing demand globally; like they mentioned. A need for greater digital sovereignty.
RunSet 10 hours ago|||
> Once again Mozilla invents stuff noone wants.

https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/phasing-out-the-o...

jqpabc123 11 hours ago||
It's income they don't really earn.

Like a rich kid living on daddy's money, they're somewhat disconnected from the reality that most people exist in.

sixhobbits 12 hours ago|
every announcement I see from Mozilla makes me happier that I switched to WaterFox last year and don't have to deal with their shit any more
auslegung 12 hours ago|
What do you dislike about this announcement?
zecg 11 hours ago||
How they list "AI controls — allow, restrict or disable AI tools" which Firefox now has under Enterprise, but not normal version.
ashenke 11 hours ago|||
There is a AI menu in Firefox where you can disable individual AI features, as well as a single toggle to disable every current and future features.
celsoazevedo 9 hours ago||||
It's in the settings, under AI Control: https://celsoazevedo.com/files/2026/ff-settings.webp
malfist 11 hours ago||||
Firefox does have a setting to disable all AI features. It's in your settings: Settings > AI Controls > Block AI Features
GrinningFool 11 hours ago||||
You can already do that in regular firefox. I think in this case, it's adding the capability to enable/disable via policy at the enterprise level.
queenkjuul 7 hours ago|||
They literally do have this in the normal version, just now it can be managed by GPO. jfc