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MSI installer context for device?

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Aaron
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I am making Firefox (Windows 10) available to my organisation by defining a Microsoft Intune line-of-business app. On uploading the enterprise .msi installer to Intune, the [App install context] interestingly is stuck in User mode; cannot select Device mode which suggests the program is not dual mode.

Since it installs to C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\ I thought that's a device-wide installation? Is there something I am missing to make it per-machine (device) instead of per-user?

I am making Firefox (Windows 10) available to my organisation by defining a Microsoft Intune line-of-business app. On uploading the enterprise .msi installer to Intune, the [App install context] interestingly is stuck in User mode; cannot select Device mode which suggests the program is not dual mode. Since it installs to C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\ I thought that's a device-wide installation? Is there something I am missing to make it per-machine (device) instead of per-user?
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Aaron
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So is Firefox really regarded only as a per-user app?