Allow management via GPO (Enterprise)

[Mecallie]

I am using Floorp as my browser for work and would like to allow users to use it as well. But there are no options for group policy management available.

I have policies in place for Firefox that install certain extensions, block others, set a home page and some security settings. I cannot do this (centrally) for Floorp, so it is not possible to use this browser enterprise wide.

So the question is: is it possible to create some .admx templates to manage Floorp centrally in an enterprise environment?
Hopefully it is just a matter of modifying the .admx files that Firefox uses.

[surapunoyousei]

Hmm. OK

[Mecallie]

Guess there is not much interest in getting Floorp to the workspace?

But would it not be as easy as just editing the Firefox .admx templates so they point to the correct registry locations?

[Mecallie]

Well, no one seems very enthusiastic. So I just gave it a go and created a .admx and .adml (en-us) file for managing Floorp via GPO.
What I did? Open the Firefix .admx and .adml files, replace all "firefox" with "floorp".
There is a lot of stuff in there that probably just references some specific Mozilla stuff (like the versioning?), but SNPEGO/AUTH policies and forced extension installs seem to work. So, happy so far!

Files are attached, just remove the .txt part and put them in your central store or on all the DC's: happy managing!

floorp.adml.txt
floorp.admx.txt

[CutterKnife]

They are so busy right now that even if they were interested they are still stuck. Sorry!