โ13-10-2026 06:00 AM
As the title says. I was curious about the future policy and asked this question... I wonder what will happen.
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โ15-10-2026 04:54 AM
Firefox ESR will remain available, it's a great solution for companies that seek product stability while receiving security patches.
Firefox Enterprise is a separate product that helps companies raise their sovereignty and security posture, not a replacement to ESR. Itโs built on the same Gecko engine, and it adds a management console that you run on your own infrastructure. It also adds admin controls over data, access and AI features, plus activity logging you can send to your SIEM. Itโs aimed at organizations that want more control over how the browser is managed, which helps with sovereignty and security requirements.
In practice, if ESR with policies already covers your needs, nothing forces you to change. If you deploy Firefox today and the new capabilities sound interesting, you can talk to us about a demo with https://www.firefox.com/en-US/enterprise/contact/
โ15-10-2026 04:54 AM
Firefox ESR will remain available, it's a great solution for companies that seek product stability while receiving security patches.
Firefox Enterprise is a separate product that helps companies raise their sovereignty and security posture, not a replacement to ESR. Itโs built on the same Gecko engine, and it adds a management console that you run on your own infrastructure. It also adds admin controls over data, access and AI features, plus activity logging you can send to your SIEM. Itโs aimed at organizations that want more control over how the browser is managed, which helps with sovereignty and security requirements.
In practice, if ESR with policies already covers your needs, nothing forces you to change. If you deploy Firefox today and the new capabilities sound interesting, you can talk to us about a demo with https://www.firefox.com/en-US/enterprise/contact/
โ16-10-2026 06:29 AM
Thank you very much. I felt relieved to hear those words.