[Mozilla Enterprise] Policies.json: EnableTrackingProtection

[marius.tarlo at orange.com]

Hello Kris,

I’ve analyzed the differences between Standard, Strict and Custom :

For the about:config parameters:


Standard

Strict

Custom

privacy.trackingprotection.cryptomining.enabled

false

true

true if Cryptominers is checked

privacy.trackingprotection.enabled

false

true

true if Trackers --> In all windows is checked

privacy.trackingprotection.fingerprinting.enabled

false

true

true if Fingerprinters is checked

privacy.trackingprotection.pbmode.enabled

true

true

false if Cookies is checked

network.cookie.cookieBehavior

0

4

4 if Cookies --> Third-party trackers
3 if Cookies --> Cookies from unvisited websites
1 if Cookies --> All third-party cookies
2 if Cookies --> All cookies


The GPO only toggles EnableTrackingProtection:
If it’s enabled, it sets in Custom mode with only Trackers --> In all windows checked
If it’s disabled, it sets in Custom mode with Trackers unchecked (and no possibility to check it)

So if the existing toggle in the GPO is not thin enough for you, you can still modify the parameters (for example in a .cfg file called by the autoconfig.js)

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De : Enterprise [mailto:enterprise-bounces at mozilla.org] De la part de Mike Kaply
Envoyé : vendredi 13 septembre 2019 22:41
À : Kris Lou
Cc : Mozilla.org
Objet : Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] Policies.json: EnableTrackingProtection

It's mostly the same as standard protection, but you would also need to make some cookie changes.

Cryptomining and fingerprinting policies should be in the next major ESR update in October (and in Firefox 70)

Mike

On Fri, Sep 13, 2019 at 12:52 PM Kris Lou via Enterprise <enterprise at mozilla.org<mailto:enterprise at mozilla.org>> wrote:
When I configure this (68ESR), it looks like it changes the Browser Privacy -> Content Blocking to Custom (block Trackers _only_).

1) How is this different from the "Standard" protection setting (block Known trackers in all windows)?

2) Is there any known toggle for Cryptominers and Fingerprinters as well?

Kris Lou
klou at themusiclink.net<mailto:klou at themusiclink.net>

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