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Firefox now turns on DNS over HTTPS by default, here's what that means
By Sean Endicott published
Mozilla Firefox now has DNS over HTTPS on by default for US-based users. The feature provides a more secure way to browse the web and helps encrypt the process of navigating to websites.
The latest Mozilla Firefox update is so important, even the Department of Homeland Security says you should upgrade
By Stephen Warwick published
Mozilla Firefox has released a security update so important, even the Department of Homeland Security says you should download it.
Mozilla Firefox now supports picture-in-picture mode on Windows
By Sean Endicott published
You can now keep watching videos from Mozilla Firefox in a mini-player, thanks to picture-in-picture support.
You can keep track of how often you're tracked online with Firefox Privacy Protection
By Sean Endicott published
Mozilla Firefox now has a free reporting tool that outlines the number of social media trackers that Firefox has blocked.
Firefox now blocks tracking cookies for all users by default
By Sean Endicott published
Firefox launched "Enhanced Tracking Protection" as a standard feature for new users three months ago. Now, the feature is turned on by default for all users as a "standard" feature.
Mozilla, Google, and Apple block Kazakhstan's spy-certificate
By Rene Ritchie published
Mozilla, Google, and Apple are blocking a root certificate Kazakhstan ISPs were forced to install to spy on citizens.
Firefox now blocks tracking cookies by default as you browse the web
By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published
Extra protection, now enabled by default.
Firefox now works with Windows Hello for web authentication
By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published
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.
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