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Hear hear. Of course, on my workstation Chrome is "the recommended browser for internal applications" and firefox is a developer special request which is not al
by j-bos 3y ago
Hear hear. Of course, on my workstation Chrome is "the recommended browser for internal applications" and firefox is a developer special request which is not allowed to support add-ons
- paulryanrogers 3y agoDo they allow extensions on Chrome?
- j-bos 3y agoThey do, approved extensions. But for example dark mode can be added to chrome, but not to ff.
- chii 3y agoThe chrome add-on system has the ability for the management organisation to set a whitelist for your corporate computer. I don't recall this to be the case for Firefox (that may have changed by now?). So you can only use vanilla Firefox in a corporate managed profile.
- j-bos 3y agoSo in the org I work for, we aren't allowed to add through the normal chrome extensions process. Instead you must request the add on in an intranet app, assuming it's preapproved, and then reload your desktop applications.