Mozilla officially launches Firefox Monitor following a full summer of testing
Spreading awareness of Have I Been Pwned
Mozilla treats developers with Firefox 62
Mozilla has just launched Firefox 62, which not only caters to the end user with the introduction of improvements in Firefox Home, security and others, but also to developers with tools like CSS Shapes, variable fonts, and more that you can read about here.
Mozilla shares data on how Firefox users are using its browser and the Internet
Mozilla publishes Firefox Public Data Report
Firefox extension praised by Mozilla accused of privacy violations
The company has defended its add-on
Firefox's latest experiment encourages you to explore the internet with article suggestions
Mozilla wants to bring a sense of discovery to web browsing
Mozilla's Thunderbird 60 sports new logo, UI and more
Mozilla's dedicated email client, Thunderbird has received a major update today that incorporates a long list of new features, fixes and improvements (all of which you can read about here).
Mozilla asks public's opinion on potential new Firefox logos
The company wants to know what you think
Mozilla's experimental 'Lockbox' password manager launches on iOS devices
No word about an Android version for now
Mozilla Firefox 61.0.1 fixes bugs, improves Twitch video streams
Firefox 61.0.1 fixes seven bugs from faulty page loading to loss of bookmarks when upgrading Firefox, but perhaps most importantly it improves playback of Twitch 1080p video streams.
Mozilla integrates 'Have I Been Pwned' into Firefox
Firefox gets a massive cybersecurity boost
New Firefox 61 improves custom searches and more
Mozilla celebrates summer with release of the final version for Firefox 61. This new iteration makes it easier to add custom searches in the location bar, improves tab response thanks to Tab Warming, and more.
Firefox Quantum 60 enhances camera privacy among other things
Mozilla's latest Firefox release is deemed a major one with upgrades to the browser's policy engine for deployments in enterprise environments, Quantum CSS to render browser UI, support for Web Authentication API, and more.
Mozilla's two day hackathon will help make the internet a better place
Emphasis on projects promoting open development
Firefox 60 is adding 'sponsored stories' but you can disable them
Another revenue stream for Mozilla
Mozilla's Hubs is a browser-based VR chatroom for every headset
Ease of use and broad compatibility, check
Mozilla is building Firefox Reality, a new cross-platform web browser for our virtual future
What will web usage on VR / AR headsets look like?
Mozilla's new 'Facebook Container' extension aims to prevent Facebook from monitoring your web activity
Mozilla's relationship with Facebook has been a bit rocky lately
Mozilla pulls ads from Facebook in wake of Cambridge Analytica scandal
More problems for the social network
Firefox 59 for Android improves HLS and searching
The new Firefox 59 for Android improves HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) media playback, allows for searching by long-pressing the home button and enables you to lock fullscreen videos into landscape mode, among other changes.
Firefox Quantum 59 offers more screenshot options, faster loads
Mozilla has a lot invested in Firefox Quantum and this new version keeps refining the popular browser. Improvements include faster page load times, new tools to annotate and crop screenshots, and enhancements to the Top Sites home page feature.
Mozilla to refile suit against FCC over net neutrality
The original suit was dismissed on a technicality for being filed on the wrong date
Mozilla reveals Project Things IoT open-source framework
Simplified interfacing between smart home devices
New Firefox for Android allows you to add websites as native apps
Most Android users have Chrome as their default browser but Firefox is also a great option. Firefox 58.0.1 lets you add websites to the home screen like native apps, also brings FLAC playback support.
Mozilla moves Mr. Robot Firefox extension to its Store following user outrage
Many thought they'd been infected with malware after discovering the unknown extension
Mozilla files countersuit against Oath over default search engine choice
Mozilla seems to have the upper hand thanks to an umbrella clause