> What do you mean by forced? What happens if you don't log in? What happens if you try to log in in firefox? Companies with application allow-lists simply don

> What do you mean by forced? What happens if you don't log in? What happens if you try to log in in firefox? Companies with application allow-lists simply don't allow non-Chrome browsers for use on their endpoints. That's the easiest way. Companies without allow-lists may still block Firefox in other ways, though none quite as effective as above. Still, the block is usually on the endpoint, occasionally the proxy.