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Hello,
I have a fleet about 9,000 Windows machines, about 8,800 of those have an older version of Firefox that dates back to 2017. Our Information Security team has identified these as a problem, I have been tasked with addressing it.
The browsers are obviously not up to date because they are not being used. It would be a hard sell to upper management add new packages and take on then keep Firefox up to date for the fleet.
So that leaves me with 2 options:
1. Uninstall and give instructions how to re-install.
2. Is there any way I can leverage Group Policy/SCCM to get those browsers up to date and keep them that way using the Mozilla Maintenance Service - or something similar?
Thanks!
Frederik Braun
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I tried finding an answer internally, but this is the best we can:
Unfortunately we don't have a good story right now. We're working on a
standalone updater that will do this, but it won't be available later this
year.
You could just use SCCM to deploy a new version of Firefox, but it sounds
like you don't want to maintain a new package.
You might want to ask these questions on the enterprise mailing list: