In the screenshot visible above, you can see Firefox folder visible in the Administrative Templates folder in Windows Group Policy. This tutorial will help you as every single step is covered here to add Group Policy support to Firefox. After that, Group Policy window will have a Firefox folder which will include different settings that you can apply on Firefox browser. You need to paste those files to PolicyDefinitions of Windows system folder. Google Chrome already had a similar feature and now Firefox has also gifted such feature to its users.įirefox has released policy templates (or ADMX templates) that contain *.admx and *.adml files.
For example, you can disable access to Firefox accounts, built-in PDF viewer, pocket, form history, developer tools, private browsing, telemetry, add-ons manager page, about:config page, and a lot more.
With Firefox 60 the new ESR ( Extended Support Release), it is now possible to configure or control various crucial settings of Firefox via Local Group Policy Editor of Windows. This tutorial explains how to add Group Policy support to Firefox.
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