02-09-2023 04:02 PM
I just got a new laptop with Windows 11 and tried to download Firefox, but it wouldn't let me. I went round in several circles and finally connected with Microsoft Help. The technical guy got me to install an app whose only purpose was to switch Windows out of S-mode so that it would allow non- Microsoft apps to be installed. Isn't this stuff supposed to be illegal, Microsoft taking advantage of its dominant position to shut out other software? Anyway I just wanted to report this and hope this will be useful.
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02-10-2023 01:45 AM
Thanks for your reply. For some reason, when I searched the app store for Firefox, it didn't come up. Now, when I've resolved the problem by switching out of S-mode, it does.
02-09-2023 04:06 PM
Mozilla created a version of Firefox that can be installed from the Microsoft app store. I thought that might work with S-mode, but I guess not?
02-10-2023 01:45 AM
Thanks for your reply. For some reason, when I searched the app store for Firefox, it didn't come up. Now, when I've resolved the problem by switching out of S-mode, it does.
11-19-2023 09:01 AM
Hi I have the same problem but I definitely dont want to remove S Mode because for my i3 laptop is waaay to faster than normal windows.
Is there a roadmap that Firefox will get support for S Mode. Searching for Web Browsers in Store I found alternatives to Edge, But not firefox among them.