I'm glad they're doing this. While there are no strict enforcements at my workplace regarding browsers, Chrome has been pushed since the beginning and for a long time it's looked there's been talk...
I'm glad they're doing this. While there are no strict enforcements at my workplace regarding browsers, Chrome has been pushed since the beginning and for a long time it's looked there's been talk of restricting the use of others due to lack of enterprise controls. Hopefully that means if that time comes, Firefox is included in the conversation but I'm concerned at this point that it might be too far behind.
I think they could bring it home if they had an email server. Partner with like AOL or something and offer the whole shebang as a privacy aware enterprise suite.
I think they could bring it home if they had an email server. Partner with like AOL or something and offer the whole shebang as a privacy aware enterprise suite.
I'm glad they're doing this. While there are no strict enforcements at my workplace regarding browsers, Chrome has been pushed since the beginning and for a long time it's looked there's been talk of restricting the use of others due to lack of enterprise controls. Hopefully that means if that time comes, Firefox is included in the conversation but I'm concerned at this point that it might be too far behind.
I think they could bring it home if they had an email server. Partner with like AOL or something and offer the whole shebang as a privacy aware enterprise suite.