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Firefox announced today that its Total Cookie Protection (TCP) feature that protects users from trackers is now available on Android. The feature, which will be turned on by default, will prevent ...

Firefox 133.0 is now available for download. The latest feature update for the browser delivers a new privacy feature called Bounce Tracking Protection that protects users from hidden redirects and ...

The release of Firefox 133 brings further improved privacy protection through bounce tracking protection. A number of fixed vulnerabilities improve security. Firefox ESR, Tor Browser and Thunderbird ...

Mozilla Foundation has released Firefox 120 on all supported platforms. The latest update adds the ability to copy links without tracking parameters, new global privacy controls, and more. Mozilla has ...

Firefox Android browser users will enable the Total Cookie Protection feature by default. There will be no separate option to enable the Total Cookie Protection in Firefox for Android as it will be ...

Some browsers promise real privacy by blocking trackers, limiting data leaks, and putting control in your hands. Others need careful setup to deliver. Know what each one offers—and what it takes to ...

Firefox users who want to better hide their browsing habits have a new tool to use, thanks to Mozilla’s launch of Private Browsing with Tracking Protection in its latest browser release on Tuesday.

Firefox fans can expect this web browser to be less of a drain on their MacBook’s battery. Plus, the latest version gives users a report showing the dozens of cookies attempting to track them across ...

Mozilla, the nonprofit that develops the Firefox web browser, has been hit with a complaint by European Union privacy rights group noyb, which accuses it of violating the bloc’s General Data ...

However, NOYB says that part of the tracking is done in Firefox, interfering with user rights under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). "Mozilla has just bought into the narrative that ...