DisableEncryptedClientHello
Disable the TLS Feature for Encrypted Client Hello. Note that TLS Client Hellos will still contain an ECH extension, but this extension will not be used by Firefox during the TLS handshake.
Values
Section titled “Values”- Set to
trueto disable Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) for both DNS and HTTP/3. - Set to
falseto leave ECH enabled. This is the same as not setting the policy.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”{ "policies": { "DisableEncryptedClientHello": true }}JSON schema
{ "type": "boolean"}Windows (GPO)
Section titled “Windows (GPO)”Software\Policies\Mozilla\Firefox\DisableEncryptedClientHello = 0x1 | 0x0<dict> <key>DisableEncryptedClientHello</key> <true/> | <false/></dict>Compatibility
Section titled “Compatibility”| Firefox | Firefox ESR | Firefox Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Available since 127 | Available since 128 | Available since 149 |
CCK2 Equivalent: N/A
OMA-URI: DisableEncryptedClientHello
Preferences Affected: network.dns.echconfig.enabled, network.dns.http3_echconfig.enabled