Looks like the foreseeable future will include comments on Every article about Firefox, complaining about FF and using the Looking Glass extension as one example. Discussed right now are policies to disable Telemetry, disable features such as Pocket, Printing, or Firefox Screenshots, whitelist and block domains, pre-populate permissions, add bookmarks, or disable internal configuration features such as about:config or about:addons. Mozilla is still working on the list of policies. The plan is to implement support in the json configuration file first before implementing the "most important ones" through GPO. json files initially, but Mozilla plans to support operating system level administration features such as Windows' Group Policy later on. The Policy Engine will be a component in Firefox that reads some admin-specified configuration during Firefox's startup and properly configures features to respect those configurations. The new policy engine won't be limited to Firefox ESR.
Mozilla has to create new options for the large scale deployment of Firefox, and the organization's answer is Enterprise Policies.
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