On Thu, 29 Sep 2011 15:32:13 +0200, Will May <[email protected]> wrote:
The Firefox release process has nothing to do with Mozilla blocklisting [1] vulnerable extensions or plugins as Firefox checks a website for the current list of blocked items [2] rather than the blocked items being hardcoded. It's worth noting that certain versions of the Java plugin are already blocked.
But is it possible to customize the block list in a corporate environment? I mean, I see many reasons for which in a corporate you would block stuff that is fine for Mozilla, and in this case the opposite. I suppose it's a file downloaded from a URL whose address can be configured. If it's not, then I'd say that Mozilla is a bad thing for corporate use.
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