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firefox GPO

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I recently pushed a GPO to all the computers so Firefox would detect the CAC readers on end user devices. The push updated the registry but it hasn’t taken effect. I think the Mozilla.cfg is overriding the GPO. Is there somewhere in the config file I can update device manager settings for Firefox? Or better yet can I override the config file.

I recently pushed a GPO to all the computers so Firefox would detect the CAC readers on end user devices. The push updated the registry but it hasn’t taken effect. I think the Mozilla.cfg is overriding the GPO. Is there somewhere in the config file I can update device manager settings for Firefox? Or better yet can I override the config file.

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Mike Kaply
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Mozilla.cfg should not override the GPO. If you look at about:policies on the machines, is the policy there?