Firefox launched "Enhanced Tracking Protection" several months ago as an optional feature to block third-party tracking cookies as you browse the web, but it's now taking that protection a step further. In a blog post today, the company announced that the feature will now be on by default for all new users, and current users will have it enabled by default "in the coming months."
Windows Insiders on the Fast ring can now use Windows Hello in Firefox to log in to websites that support the FIDO2 standards for passwordless logins.
There's a new encrypted file-sharing service on the block, and it comes from none other than Mozilla.
Microsoft's HoloLens 2 is getting a kick in the web from the Firefox Reality browser coming later this year in a newly announced partnership.
Firefox Nightly is now available for Windows 10 on ARM, offering better performance on ARM-powered PCs when using Firefox.
Mozilla and Qualcomm are working together on a native ARM64 version of Firefox built for Always Connected PCs with Snapdragon chips.
Microsoft is stepping up its bid to protect users from cross-site trackers, introducing options to block third-party cookies across the web.
Firefox is now ready to embrace Windows 10's native notification scheme, with a targeted rollout for Firefox version 64.
Mozilla's new Firefox Monitor security tool will let you know if your email address has been compromised in any known data breaches.
Firefox Reality, Mozilla's new browser built from the ground up for VR headsets, is now available for Oculus, Viveport, and Daydream headsets
Thanks to a new add-on, you don't have to use Microsoft Edge to have your web browsing show up in Windows Timeline.
A new third-party extension for Chrome and Firefox adds Windows 10 Timeline and Project Rome support for free!
Firefox will soon automatically switch between dark and light modes based on your Windows 10 settings.
Firefox is testing a couple of new theming and multitasking features as part of its Test Pilot program.
Firefox 60 is here with new enterprise features, web authentication, and more.
Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox are all slated to support a new web authentication standard that could replace passwords.
Mozilla is getting a jump on virtual web browsing with its latest version of Firefox.
If you're a Firefox user, Mozilla's latest extension can help you limit Facebook's ability to track where you go around the web.
Firefox 59 has arrived with a handful of performance improvements and new features.
Opera version 51 brings a significant speed boost and a host of new tweaks and features.