According to https://www.firefox.com/en-US/firefox/150.0/releasenotes/ firefox now prompts to enable location access in Windows security. For convenience it already opens the settings panel. However my security settings are controlled by my company: “Location has been turned off by an admin on this device”. In other words I can’t enable location for Firefox even if I wanted to. I expect this might be true for a lot of companies who have their settings controlled centrally.
As a result, EVERY single time Google or Google maps, or whatever website might want to get location details, the screen goes grey and the Windows Security panel is opened. I can't change anything so this action is useless to me. Apart from the fact that this is a security setting, why enforce this?
Is there any place I can disable this behaviour?
