Reminder that you can still just...use ad blockers on Firefox. Wild concept, we know.
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If you've used Multi-Account Containers for years, good news: containers are now being built right into Firefox so you can organize your browsing by context. This is a preview release, so not every add-on feature has made the jump yet. Keep the extension running alongside it if you need it.
There's been a lot of new Firefox feature releases this year and we want to know: what's been your favorite so far? (and why)
For privacy reasons, our full kit has been blocked. But we are SO excited to announce our new front-of-kit partner: @firefox.com . Unblocked version coming shortly… 🔴⚪ #WxmAFC
Reminder for anyone traveling this summer: Firefox includes a free built-in VPN with unlimited data. That's it, that's the post blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/f...
Browse more privately all summer with Firefox's free built-in VPN | The Mozilla Blog
For a limited time, where the VPN is available, users can get unlimited VPN bandwidth in Firefox – up from the 50 gigabytes monthly limit — plus access
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Our AMA is about to start, join us on Reddit in a few minutes to ask us your questions 🔥
Firefox@firefox.com · 2mo agoCurious about what Firefox is working on? Our latest roadmap gives you a clearer look at what’s being built, and where we're headed next. Join us on Reddit for an AMA Wednesday, June 24 from 12–2pm ET. Ask us anything... within reason, please 😅 mzl.la/RoadmapReddi...
Curious about what Firefox is working on? Our latest roadmap gives you a clearer look at what’s being built, and where we're headed next. Join us on Reddit for an AMA Wednesday, June 24 from 12–2pm ET. Ask us anything... within reason, please 😅 mzl.la/RoadmapReddi...
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The internet is getting weirder...so we're getting better. This year we added a free built-in VPN, AI features you can enable or block, split view, and more privacy tools. And we’re not done yet. Coming soon: a cleaner, more modern Firefox with new ways to make it your own. mzl.la/fxwhatsnext
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"Meanwhile if you want to ditch Chromium browsers entirely then Firefox is an excellent alternative as MV3 and MV2 are both supported." 👀
Neowin@neowin.net · 2mo agoGoogle Chrome is looking to finish off the various bypasses that help uBlock Origin and other such MV2 extensions to keep functioning. Edge and Opera could soon follow too. #Google #Chrome #AdBlocker
One of the most common pieces of feedback we got about our built-in VPN was the data cap. For the summer, we removed it. Unlimited bandwidth + 28 browsing locations are now available through Aug. 31 blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/f...
Browse more privately all summer with Firefox's free built-in VPN | The Mozilla Blog
For a limited time, where the VPN is available, users can get unlimited VPN bandwidth in Firefox – up from the 50 gigabytes monthly limit — plus access
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Not saying you should watch the matches while working this week. Just saying Firefox lets you pin videos to your screen and check live scores from the homepage. Do with that information what you will.
Pro tip: Firefox now includes a built-in VPN with location selection. You can mask your IP address and reduce tracking at the network level, not just on sites.
Reasons to open a new tab: * Need to check one thing * Already have that tab open somewhere * Impossible to know where * Jk found it (and now it's grouped)
Fun fact: private browsing mode on Firefox now has a flame button that instantly clears your session. Your cookies? Gone. Your history? Gone. That thing you said in 2017? Unfortunately, still around.
AI is not what makes the internet great. People make the internet great. Firefox keeps AI off by default, and puts you in control when you want it on. We default to choice, not AI.
Firefox now supports the Web Serial API on desktop, unlocking the ability to connect, code, configure, and control compatible hardware directly from your browser in many workflows. Give @adafruit.com and Web Serial in Firefox a try. Read more: blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/f...
Mozilla and Adafruit bring Web Serial workflows to Firefox | The Mozilla Blog
Launching Web Serial in Firefox 151 The web is built by communities, but not all communities use the web the same way. That philosophy shaped part of
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New Firefox alert 🔥 the latest version (151) includes: • VPN location selection • AI controls now on mobile • Clear private sessions with new flame button The goal is simple: build a modern browser that gives you more choice, not less. blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/m...
New in Firefox 151: VPN location selection, AI controls on mobile, and expanded Shake to Summarize support | The Mozilla Blog
Today, Firefox is rolling out updates across desktop and mobile that give you more choice over how you browse. Here’s a look at what’s new. Adding loca
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Firefox now offers two layers of privacy protection 🔥 1. Browser-level (ETP, Total Cookie Protection, anti-fingerprinting) 2. Network-level (built-in VPN, IP masking)
Or you could switch to a browser where you actually have a choice?
WIRED@wired.com · 3mo agoChrome users were caught off guard by a 4-GB Google AI model baked into Chrome, sparking privacy concerns. The good news: You can easily uninstall it. The bad? You might not want to. www.wired.com/story/you-ca...
A reminder for World Password Day: if your password can be guessed in one try, it’s time to update.
Alright everyone, time to close your emotional support tabs for the week (or at least organize them with tab groups)
Forget why you opened that tab? Yeah, same "Tab Notes" is an experimental feature that lets you leave a note on any page so you can pick up where you left off. Private, stored locally, and just for you blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/t...
Try Tab Notes in Firefox to leave a note on any page | The Mozilla Blog
Don’t remember why you have all those webpages open? Now you can leave yourself a note for any tab. Tab Notes — our latest experimental feature in
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"[T]hey want to be both the best browser for people who hate AI and the safest browser for people who love AI" Alongside the bold plan to win users by... building a better browser. I'm here for it. www.pcmag.com/news/firefox...
Firefox’s New Boss Has a Very Old-School Plan: 'Build a Better Browser'
I spoke with Firefox's head, Ajit Varma, about why the company is returning to fundamentals after years of decline.
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Firefox mobile is evolving. We’re bringing some of our most popular desktop features to mobile, adapted for how you browse on-the-go. Starting to roll out soon: • Shake to Summarize • AI controls • Free built-in VPN (50GB/mo) What’s live, what’s next 🔽 blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/m...
What’s new in Firefox mobile: Less clutter, more control and a free built-in VPN | The Mozilla Blog
Mobile browsing hasn’t kept up with how people actually use their phones. Right now, even basic tasks can feel harder than they should. Finding what you
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Just saying: I love Split view (2 tabs next to each other) within #firefox 😁
Firefox@firefox.com · 4mo agoHere's everything that's new in Firefox 149 🔥 ☑️ Split View: Two tabs side by side, just like it should be ☑️ Built-in VPN Beta: Hide your IP address while browsing ☑️ Tab Notes: Leave yourself notes to remember why you opened that tab (available in Labs) blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/f...