Firefox
Mozilla says it’ll delete private data after last weekend’s add-ons disaster
Firefox is trying to earn back public trust after last weekend’s disaster.
Now Firefox’s add-ons disaster has been fixed, can Mozilla earn back user trust?
Even Firefox’s most loyal fans are annoyed.
Many Firefox browser addons just suddenly stopped working due to the expiration of a signing certificate
It’s looking like a major outage.
LocalSherrif is the browser extension that stops URLs giving away your data
LocalSherrif is available as both Firefox and Chrome extensions.
Firefox plans to turn on controversial hyperlink tracking on by default
Mozilla wants to know what links you click.
Former Mozilla executive: Google repeatedly stabbed us in the back
Mozilla and Google’s relationship soon soured.
Firefox rejects free speech, bans free speech commenting plugin Dissenter from its extensions gallery
Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, said that the extension had been disabled because it does not comply with Mozilla’s Acceptable Use Policy.
New Firefox feature is designed to make websites less annoying
The main idea behind this experiment is to study how users interact with notifications and collect valuable data about types of notifications that should be blocked by default.
“Google Unlocked” extension allows you to uncensor DMCA Google search links
The extension goes through Google’s massive Lumen Database listing legal complaints and takedown requests.
Firefox’s new update makes the internet less annoying
No more abrupt auto-playing videos, popups, and page jumps
Gab Launches Censorship-Resistant Share Extension
The Gab Share browser extension allows any Gab user to quickly and easily share links to Gab with one click.