That's also the solution I use. Especially because I have multi-rows set up in Firefox and each update breaks this. Plus, when installing the binaries manually

That's also the solution I use. Especially because I have multi-rows set up in Firefox and each update breaks this. Plus, when installing the binaries manually, you can also apply some "hidden" settings by creating a distribution/policies.json file inside the firefox installation folder. This is what mine contains: { "policies": { "DisableAppUpdate": true, "DisableFeedbackCommands": true, "DisableFirefoxAccounts": true, "DisableFirefoxStudies": true, "DisablePocket": true, "DisableSetDesktopBackground": true, "DisableTelemetry": true, "NoDefaultBookmarks": true } } It's kinda sad how many settings you have to configure not only here in order to not be nagged constantly. It's like you are fighting against your tools.