Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox proxy settings and distribution for students

You might look into to intercepting ports 80 and 443 (outbound) at your firewall and routing traffic through the proxy that way. This is often called a "forced", "inline" or "transparent" proxy, and is much harder to bypass, as it is not done on the user's computer. (Cf.

Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] Integrity check

Hi, Ok, great, keep us posted when it's fixed and thx for the workaround, it worked for me :-) Emin On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 12:27 PM, Nick Thomas wrote: > Thanks for raising this. We're aware of the regression in the SHA512SUMS > file, which stems from improvements to our

Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox proxy settings and distribution for students

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Locking_preferences On Thu, Apr 28, 2016 at 10:32 AM, Ross Pendleton < rpendle...@perkinsschools.org> wrote: > Greetings. > > I just learned yesterday that one tiny settings change in Firefox can > permit our filtered students a complete bypass of all our settings. This

[Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox proxy settings and distribution for students

Greetings. I just learned yesterday that one tiny settings change in Firefox can permit our filtered students a complete bypass of all our settings. This could be really bad for our school district. I was directed to research Firefox ESR. I’m hoping someone can point me in the best direction

[Mozilla Enterprise] Integrity check

Hi, Whenever I download something I usually check both the digital signature and if available the hash of the file the editor provides. The Mozilla foundation has always provided the hash of files but since version 46.0 the win32 hashes for full versions are missing in