Honestly this seems like a waste.

If there was some free community edition of this I'd deploy it at our org. But I can promise you that I couldn't get $1 approved for buying a browser, not when there's plenty of free options.

The other thing- contact us for demo- I mean this with all respect but FUCK OFF WITH THAT SHIT. That's what companies do so they don't have to list their million-dollar price tag, and/or want to size up how much they can rip you off for before quoting you. You want people to buy this, make it transparent.

Mozilla, in the off chance someone in your company reads this. If you want to acquire customers you need to give some sort of community edition so that sysadmins like myself can poke around. I’m not filling up a form and requesting a demo just to see what your likely paid solution is, especially since the alternatives MSFT and Google provide are already built into their existing licenses so there’s no additional fee for us. I support the initiative, but I also wanna see what it’s about too.

This article is like 99% buzzwords, 1% intelligible. Here's the main part:

Firefox Enterprise is built for organizations with strict security, governance, and compliance requirements. It pairs the Firefox browser, built on Mozilla’s independent Gecko engine, with a management console organizations can run on their own infrastructure. From that console, IT teams can centrally manage browser policy and access, govern how data moves through the browser and set controls around AI use.

Firefox already had pretty good policy management. Better than chrome safari. Edge has a lot built in but us still missing some options.

I'm not sure what improvement this will provide. I think they're just offering it because chrome has it's own paid enterprise offering.

Does this include profile sync?

Migrating profiles is a headache, and anything besides Edge isn’t supported at work.