One version for serious business use without all of the extraneous garbage and then the 'consumer' version with all the consumer clutter that Microsoft thinks will help them beat Apple. I think Microsoft should just fork Edge (and Windows). Firefox support looks like it's in preview.

We are a multi-national company that is also in healthcare so we have both regular privacy requirements like GDPR and CPRA as well as HIPPA (and the equivalent in multiple countries and the EU). Information Protection/DLP/Microsoft Purview. Firefox has sync but the data is ephemeral unless the roll-your-own sync server works differently than the sync service. Edge fulfills both purposes through Enterprise State Roaming. We don't want people syncing browser data with personal accounts and we also don't want to have to worry about writing scripts or tasks to manually backup bookmarks files like we did with Chrome. In the past, the Firefox PIV Workflow was less than ideal (require to authenticate to certain websites).Ĭontrol of user data. Website compatibility for end users invariably some government website or vendor portal will have (artificially created) issues with it. Its free version offers unlimited passwords, form filling, and emergency. I use Firefox on my personal computers but I haven't used it in an enterprise/corporate environment in a while. RoboForm has been around for a while, although it’s never been as well known as competitors such as LastPass or 1Password.

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