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It's probably for "managed firefox", which is when your IT department sets firefox as the default browser. It lets them, for example, disable adblock on the int
by parker_mountain 3y ago
It's probably for "managed firefox", which is when your IT department sets firefox as the default browser. It lets them, for example, disable adblock on the internal company portal
- Mordisquitos 3y agoThat would make perfect sense, but to be clear the primary motivation wouldn't be to specifically disable adblockers on the internal network. Rather, it would be to disable any extension on internal company domains, as an information security precaution.