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No way to get Firefox from MS Store?

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holodecks
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Could you please offer Firefox into Microsoft Store?

Or at least, offer not only your Nullsoft-based EXE installer, but also .AppX files (the discussion with releasing FF in MSI file format seems a dead-end) , so that companies can use Firefox package directly in Microsoft Intune cloud-based MDM product, instead of losing time with repackaging.

The reason why employees in our companies go away from FF, is because with so many FF releases, it is almost impossible to keep FF package up-to-date when the IT teams have to repackage manually every month for example.

Offering it in MS Store, would make your browser more attractive, because less burden for IT teams (they will no longer be involved at all).

Could you please offer Firefox into Microsoft Store? Or at least, offer not only your Nullsoft-based EXE installer, but also .AppX files (the discussion with releasing FF in MSI file format seems a dead-end) , so that companies can use Firefox package directly in Microsoft Intune cloud-based MDM product, instead of losing time with repackaging. The reason why employees in our companies go away from FF, is because with so many FF releases, it is almost impossible to keep FF package up-to-date when the IT teams have to repackage manually every month for example. Offering it in MS Store, would make your browser more attractive, because less burden for IT teams (they will no longer be involved at all).

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Paul
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Hi

Thank you for your question.

As far as I am aware, Firefox is not available from that source, but I do know that these things are reviewed and looked into and it may feature in the future.