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Can I configure Windows Native Authentication with Firefox?

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I am trying to configure Windows Native Authentication (Integrated Windows Authentication) for Firefox users at our company. We would like the users to get to our Oracle Portal page directly without having to sign-on if they are already logged on to our company domain. So once the users enter their Active Directory username/password to log on to our network, they should not be prompted to login again when they access our Oracle Portal page using Firefox.

At this point IE can be configure for Windows Native Authentication. It would be nice if we can do the same with Firefox as well.

I am trying to configure Windows Native Authentication (Integrated Windows Authentication) for Firefox users at our company. We would like the users to get to our Oracle Portal page directly without having to sign-on if they are already logged on to our company domain. So once the users enter their Active Directory username/password to log on to our network, they should not be prompted to login again when they access our Oracle Portal page using Firefox. At this point IE can be configure for Windows Native Authentication. It would be nice if we can do the same with Firefox as well.

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