Mozilla has published the necessary information for IT professionals to get started with using Firefox Quantum in their organization on this site. Critical security updates are delivered to both releases as soon as possible. While the standard Rapid Release automatically receives performance improvements and new features on a six-week basis, the Extended Support Release usually receives the features in a single update per year. What’s more, enterprise deployments are supported for both the standard Rapid Release (RR) of Firefox or the Extended Support Release (ESR), which is now version 60.
To configure Firefox Quantum for their organization, IT professionals can either use Group Policy on Windows, or a JSON file that works across Mac, Linux, and Windows operating systems, Mozilla says. The new application release also comes with various security patches, on-by-default support for the latest draft TLS 1.3, redesigned Cookies and Site Storage section in Preferences, and other enhancements.
Released on Wednesday, Firefox 60 allows IT administrators to customize the browser for employees, and is also the first browser to feature support for the Web Authentication (WebAuthn) standard.
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