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firefox/accounts-2019.lang

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  • There is a way to protect your privacy. Join Firefox.
  • Get a Firefox Account – Keep your data private, safe and synced
  • Take your stand against an industry that’s selling your data to third parties. Stay smart and safe online with technology that fights for you.
  • Securely sync your passwords, bookmarks and tabs across all your devices. Get a Firefox Account now – One login – Power and privacy everywhere.
  • There is a way to protect your privacy. <span>Join Firefox.</span>
  • Take your stand against an industry that’s making you the product.
  • Join Firefox
  • Enter your email address to get started.
  • Already have an account?
  • Sign In
  • You’re signed <br>in to Firefox. <br><span>Now try Firefox Monitor.</span>
  • See if you’ve been involved in an online data breach.
  • Sign In to Monitor
  • Meet our family of privacy-first products.
  • Firefox is technology that fights for you.
  • Get technology that fights for you.
  • Firefox <span>browser</span>
  • Travel the internet with protection, on every device.
  • Keep your passwords protected and portable.
  • Get a lookout for data breaches.
  • Share large files without prying eyes.
  • Get it all on every device, without feeling trapped in a single operating system.
  • And get it all on every device, without feeling trapped in a single operating system.
  • Get the respect you deserve.
  • You’ll always get the truth from us. Everything we make and do honors our <a href="%(promise)s">Personal Data Promise</a>:
  • Take less.<br> Keep it safe.<br> No secrets.
  • Get the knowledge to keep you safe.
  • Learn everything you need to know (but don’t yet) about staying smart and safe online, from some of the world’s foremost experts.
  • And be part of protecting the internet for future generations.
  • Help us build a better Firefox for all.
  • Get into the open source spirit by test-driving upcoming products.
  • Help us keep Big Tech in check.
  • We support communities all over the world standing up for a healthier internet. Add your voice to the fight.

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firefox/adblocker.lang

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  • How to block annoying ads using an ad blocker
  • How to stop seeing too many ads and keep companies from following you around online. An ad blocker guide from the Firefox web browser.
  • The ad blocker – a secret weapon against annoying ads.
  • So many ads, so little patience… It’s time to stop the madness.
  • The average person sees an average of 4,000 ads a day. If you think that’s too many, an ad blocker is your new best friend.
  • An ad blocker is a piece of software that can be used to block ads, and they work in two ways. The first way is when an ad blocker blocks the signal from an advertiser’s server, so the ad never shows up on your page. Another way ad blockers work is by blocking out sections of a website that could be ads.
  • These ads might be loud video ads, ads that follow you around the web, trackers, third-party cookies, and more. To use an ad blocker, you can search for ad blocker add-ons that are available in your browser. <a href="%(firefox)s">Firefox</a>, for example, has <a href="%(addons)s">this list of approved ad blocker add-ons</a>. Click on this list (or ad blockers that are approved for your browser) and see which fits your needs.
  • Find the right ad blocker for you
  • There’s <a href="%(url)s">AdBlocker Ultimate</a> that gets rid of every single ad, but buyer beware. Some of your favorite newspapers and magazines rely on advertising. Too many people blocking their ads could put them out of business.
  • Popup ads are the worst. Block them with <a href="%(url)s">Popup Blocker</a> and never deal with another annoying popup again.
  • One of the most popular ad blockers for Chrome, Safari and Firefox is <a href="%(url)s">AdBlock</a>. Use it to block ads on Facebook, YouTube and Hulu.
  • Create a tracker-free zone with Content Blocking
  • On Firefox, you can use <a href="%(privacy)s">Privacy</a> or <a href="%(blocking)s">Content Blocking</a> settings to get even more control over ad trackers that serve you the ads.
  • Choose your level of protection
  • To start, click on the Firefox menu in the top right-hand corner of your screen. It looks like three lines stacked on top of each other. In the drop-down menu, click on Content Blocking. You should see a blue pop-up with different selections.
  • Go easy with Standard mode
  • If ads don’t bother you and you don’t mind being followed by trackers and third-party cookies, then the Standard setting should work for you. To get trackers off your tail in Standard mode, use a <a href="%(url)s">Private Browsing</a> window.
  • Get tough with Strict mode
  • If seeing too many ads ruins your day, then the Strict mode is a better fit. This mode will block known third-party trackers and cookies in all Firefox windows.
  • Do-it-yourself Custom mode
  • The Custom setting gives you the ultimate choice. You can decide what you’re blocking, including trackers, cookies and more. If you allow cookies from a website, you’ll automatically be in Custom mode.
  • Cover your trail, block trackers
  • Click on the Trackers box and you’ll be able to block trackers in two ways. One way to block trackers is to do it when you’re working in a Private Window. Another way to do it is to block trackers in all windows. Keep in mind that if you choose to always block trackers, some pages might not load correctly.
  • Take a bite out of cookies
  • <a href="%(url)s">Cookies</a> are sent by websites you visit. They live on your computer and monitor what you’ve been doing on a site. When an airline hikes your rates because you’ve looked at plane tickets once that day, that is the handiwork of a cookie.
  • In Firefox, you can block all third-party cookies or just those set by trackers. Be aware that blocking all cookies can break some sites.
  • Send a Do Not Track signal
  • If you don’t want your online behavior used for ads, you can send websites a polite “thanks but no thanks” letter by checking the <a href="%(url)s">Do Not Track</a> option of Firefox. Participation is voluntary, but the websites that participate will stop tracking you immediately.
  • Speed up thanks to ad blockers
  • In some cases, an ad blocker can help your browser go faster. When an ad is loading, it can slow down a website. At the same time, it takes longer to find what you’re looking for if you’re too busy closing yet another ad.
  • If you want to learn more about ad blocking, there are hundreds of ad blocker extensions available for Firefox and other browsers. If want to try out the ad blockers Firefox uses, <a href="%(url)s">click here to download</a> a browser that puts privacy first.
  • Take control of your browser.

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firefox/all-unified.lang

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  • Download the Firefox Browser in English (US) and more than 90 other languages
  • Everyone deserves access to the internet — your language should never be a barrier. That’s why — with the help of dedicated volunteers around the world — we make the Firefox Browser available in more than 90 languages.
  • Choose which Firefox Browser to download in your language
  • Check the system requirements
  • Release notes
  • Source code
  • Firefox Privacy Notice
  • Need help?
  • Which browser would you like to download?
  • Learn about Firefox browsers
  • Get help
  • You are about to download:
  • Browser:
  • Platform:
  • Language:
  • Sorry, we couldn’t find the download you’re looking for. Please try again, or select a download from the list below.
  • Download Now
  • Menu
  • The standard Firefox browser — fast and private. If you’re not sure which Firefox to choose, choose this.
  • Get a sneak peek at the latest Firefox browser features before they’re released.
  • Test your sites against soon-to-be-released Firefox browser features with powerful, flexible DevTools that are on by default.
  • The pre-alpha version for power users who like to hunt crashes and test new features as they’re coded.
  • Count on stability and ease of use with this Firefox browser built for enterprise.
  • 64-bit installers
  • Choose a 64-bit installer for computers with 64-bit processors, which allow them to allocate more RAM to individual programs — particularly important for games and other demanding applications.
  • 32-bit installers
  • Choose a 32-bit installer for computers with 32-bit processors — or for older or less powerful computers. <a href="%(url)s">If you aren’t sure</a> whether to choose a 64-bit or 32-bit installer, we recommend you go with 32-bit.
  • MSI installers
  • Windows installers for corporate IT that simplify the configuration, deployment and management of the Firefox Browser.
  • Which version would you like?
  • Select your preferred installer
  • Learn about installers
  • Select your preferred language
  • Download %(product_label)s for %(platform)s in %(locale)s

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firefox/best-browser.lang

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  • Find your best browser for speed, privacy and security.
  • So many browser options, but there’s only one that works best for your needs. The best browser for you should offer both speed and privacy protection.
  • Privacy, speed, and security.
  • How to choose the best browser for you.
  • The internet has become as essential as electricity and running water, so choosing the best browser for you is more important than ever. The internet is a second office, a teacher and sometimes a medical advisor, even if your actual doctor would prefer you didn’t look up your symptoms online.
  • In the mid-nineties, Netscape, Internet Explorer and AOL dominated the landscape. It was a simpler time when the sweet melody of dial-up internet rang across the land. You learned the meaning of patience waiting for web pages to load. Back then, all that mattered was browser speed.
  • Today is a different story. Ads, privacy hacks, security breaches, and fake news might have you looking at other qualities in a browser. How does the browser protect your privacy? Does it allow trackers to follow you across the web? Does it built to multitask and handle many computer and internet operations at once?
  • When you use a browser for everything, it needs to be fast. But for the same reason, it needs to be private. A browser has access to everything you do online, so it can put you at real risk if it doesn’t have strong privacy features.
  • Marshall Erwin, Senior Director of Trust and Security at Mozilla
  • If you’re wondering what it means to have a private or fast browser, here’s a breakdown of three things a browser should have.
  • A browser built for speed.
  • A browser is still a tool, so it makes sense that you’ll want to pick the best one for the job. If you’re a human who needs to work to survive, you’ll need a fast internet browser. One thing to keep in mind is a browser that runs third-party trackers is more likely to be slower than a browser that doesn’t. Third-party trackers are cookies, and while you can’t see them, they are running in the background of the site, taking up precious time. The more third-party trackers a browser blocks, the faster it can run.
  • This is one of the many reasons to choose the Firefox browser: Firefox blocks third-party trackers by default. We have other reasons and we’ll get into those later.
  • A browser that puts safety first.
  • Remember the last massive data breach? If not, it’s probably because it happens so often. Companies hold on to customer data, like their personal or financial information, and hackers steal it. If you’re making safety a priority, then a secure internet browser is the best browser for you.
  • There are a few ways a browser can help its users stay secure. A browser that is up to date with the latest security tech can help protect your computer and websites from unwanted visitors, such as malware or computer viruses.
  • The second is not storing too much user data. Hackers can’t steal what’s not there, which is why Firefox keeps a minimum amount of information about its users. <a href="%(data)s">Firefox knows</a> if you use the browser and your general location <a href="%(privacy)s">but not the name of your childhood pet or your favorite color.</a>
  • Last but not least, a safe browser should offer tools to help you keep an eye on your accounts. Think of alerts that go straight to your email if any of your accounts get breached or icons that tell you whether a website is encrypted, (i.e., if it’s a good idea to enter your credit number on a shopping site).
  • Firefox is offering something new to keep you safe: <a href="%(monitor)s">Firefox Monitor</a>. It’s a free service that will alert you if there are any public hacks on your accounts and let you know if your accounts got hacked in the past. Another neat feature is the Green Lock. It looks like a small green icon at the top left side of the browser window. If you’re on Firefox and see the green lock, it means the website is encrypted and secure. If the lock is grey, you might want to think twice about entering any sensitive information.
  • We visit hundreds or even thousands of websites each day, and you can’t expect users to make security and privacy decisions for each of these sites. That is why a browser that gives you more control is so important - because it offers real, meaningful protection.
  • A browser that minds its business.
  • Privacy on the web is a hot button issue. If privacy is number one on your list of priorities, you want to look for a browser that takes that seriously. When choosing the best private browser for you, look at the tracking policy and how a browser handles your data. These seem like technical questions, but they’re the reason some browsers are more private than others.
  • Trackers are all those annoying “cookies” messages you get on airline sites. These third-party trackers know where you click and can be used to analyze your behavior. A private browser should give users the option to turn off third-party trackers, but ideally, turn them off by default.
  • Another way to stop trackers from tracking is using private mode to browse. Any browser that claims to be private should offer browsing in private mode.
  • One easy way to check is to visit a browser’s content setting page and privacy policy. The privacy webpage should outline if your data is shared and why. It’s why the <a href="%(privacy)s">Firefox privacy notice</a> is easy to read and easy to find.
  • Choosing the best browser for you is a lot like choosing a home. You want to explore your options, do some research and make a decision based on what’s important to you.
  • At <a href="%(firefox)s">Firefox</a>, we’ve worked hard to build a browser that is twice as fast as before and gives users more control over their online life.
  • Take control of your browser.

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firefox/browsers.lang

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  • Get the browsers that put your privacy first — and always have
  • Get the privacy you deserve. Enhanced Tracking Protection is automatic in every Firefox browser.
  • Get the <strong>browsers</strong> that put your privacy first — and always have
  • Desktop
  • Seriously private browsing. Firefox automatically blocks 2000+ online trackers from collecting information about what you do online.
  • Download for Desktop
  • Learn more
  • Mobile
  • Take the same level of privacy — plus your passwords, search history, open tabs and more — with you wherever you go.
  • Download on the App Store
  • Download for Mobile
  • Send me a link
  • Enterprise
  • Get unmatched data protection with support cycles tailored to suit your company’s needs.
  • Enterprise packages
  • Reality
  • Go beyond two dimensions and enjoy the best immersive content from around the web.
  • Build sites and refine your code with Firefox <strong>DevTools</strong>
  • Learn more about DevTools
  • Join Firefox and get the most out of every product — across every device.
  • Already have an account? <a %(fxa_attr)s>Sign In</a> or <a %(accounts_attr)s>learn more</a> about joining Firefox.

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firefox/campaign-trailhead.lang

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  • Download Firefox
  • Free Web Browser
  • Download Mozilla Firefox, a free web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today!
  • Download the fastest Firefox ever
  • Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox is here.
  • Get the latest Firefox browser.
  • Automatic privacy is here. Download Firefox to block over 2000 trackers.
  • And start getting the respect you deserve with our family of privacy-first products.
  • Download Now
  • See what’s being blocked
  • Firefox shows you how many data-collecting trackers are blocked with <strong>Enhanced Tracking Protection</strong>.
  • Make your passwords portable
  • <strong>Firefox Lockwise</strong> makes the passwords you save in Firefox secure and available on all your devices.
  • Watch for data breaches
  • <strong>Firefox Monitor</strong> alerts you if we know your information is a part of another company’s data breach.
  • Join Firefox
  • Connect to a whole family of respectful products, plus all the knowledge you need to protect yourself online.
  • Passwords made portable
  • <strong>Firefox Lockwise</strong> makes the passwords you save in Firefox available on all your devices.
  • Protect your privacy
  • <strong>Private Browsing</strong> clears your history to keep it secret from anyone who uses your computer.

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  • The new <strong>Firefox</strong>
  • Fast for good.
  • Download Firefox
  • Download Mozilla Firefox, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today!
  • 2x Faster
  • The best Firefox ever
  • Lightweight
  • Uses 30% less memory than Chrome
  • Powerfully private
  • Private Browsing with Tracking Protection
  • Truly Private Browsing with Tracking Protection
  • Download Now

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  • Beta is an unstable testing and development platform. By default, Beta sends data to Mozilla — and sometimes our partners — to help us handle problems and try ideas. <a href="%(link)s">Learn what is shared</a>.
  • All Languages and Platforms
  • Developer Edition is an unstable testing and development platform. By default, Developer Edition sends data to Mozilla — and sometimes our partners — to help us handle problems and try ideas. <a href="%(link)s">Learn what is shared</a>.
  • Nightly is an unstable testing and development platform. By default, Nightly sends data to Mozilla — and sometimes our partners — to help us handle problems and try ideas. <a href="%(link)s">Learn what is shared</a>.

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  • Six of the best browsers in direct comparison
  • Find out how Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer differ in terms of privacy, utility and portability.
  • Privacy. Utility. Portability.
  • Looking for a better browser? We’ll compare Firefox with Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer to help you make your decision.
  • A great internet browser should have the functionality you need, portability across devices, and the privacy you deserve.
  • Since your browser is your gateway to the internet, speed, security, privacy and utility are paramount. In recent years, Google Chrome has been the browser of choice for many. But at a time when online ads seem to follow us everywhere and data breaches are a fixture of news headlines, a lot of people are starting to demand more privacy and respect from their browser.
  • So is your browser the best one for what you do online? The right browser can make a big difference in how you experience the web. So, without further ado, let’s compare Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Edge — and see which best suits your needs.
  • <strong>Privacy:</strong>
  • Which browser is best at keeping things confidential?
  • Privacy
  • Private Browsing mode
  • Yes
  • Blocks third-party tracking cookies
  • No
  • Blocks cryptomining scripts
  • Blocks social trackers
  • It’s not unreasonable to expect a high level of data protection and privacy from the products we regularly use to get online. At a minimum, a browser should offer some version of “private browsing mode” that automatically deletes your history and search history so other users on the same computer can’t access it. In this area, all six of the browsers compared here score points.
  • What you do online literally shouldn’t be anyone else’s business.
  • Another browser feature that should be a given is the ability to prevent websites and companies from tracking your browsing and shopping data — even in normal browsing mode. But that’s actually not the case: in fact, the only browsers that block third party tracking cookies by default are Firefox and Safari.
  • Using a browser that blocks third-party trackers isn’t just important for privacy — it usually means it runs much faster, too. Most trackers are just scripts that run in the background on a number of websites. You can’t see them, but you can feel them slowing down your browser. As of version 67 of Firefox, fingerprinting and cryptominers are also blocked. If you’re not familiar with cryptominers, here’s an example of how they can affect you: maybe you’ve experienced your computer suddenly running hotter or the battery depleting faster than normal. That’s often the byproduct of cryptominers creeping around on your device.
  • <strong>Utility:</strong>
  • What has your browser done for you lately?
  • Utility
  • Autoplay blocking
  • Tab browsing
  • Bookmark manager
  • Automatically fills out forms
  • Search engine options
  • Text to speech
  • Reader mode
  • Spell checking
  • Web extensions/Add-ons
  • In addition to privacy protection, which largely takes place in the background of the browser, another key ingredient to a well-made browser is the actual user interface and functionality. Almost all six browsers are equal when it comes to tab browsing, bookmark management, auto-completion, proofreading and extensions. Firefox, Edge and Opera also offer a quick screenshot function that proves to be quite handy and is definitely something you notice is missing when you switch over to a browser without it.
  • <strong>Portability:</strong>
  • How well does your browser work across your devices?
  • Portability
  • OS availability
  • Mobile OS availability
  • Syncs with mobile
  • Password management
  • Master Password
  • The first thing to point out about portability is that not all browsers run on all operating systems. While Firefox, Chrome and Opera work on all major systems and are easy to install, Internet Explorer, Edge and Safari only work on Microsoft and Apple’s own systems. The mobile version of Safari is pre-installed on Apple’s mobile devices, and most Android devices come with a pre-installed browser modified by the manufacturer for the device. Firefox, Chrome, Edge and Opera can easily be installed and even used side by side.
  • Almost all of the browsers compared here allow synchronization between desktop and mobile devices. You’ll need an account to do it, which you can use to log into the browser on all devices and synchronize things like passwords, browsing history, bookmarks and settings.
  • Conclusion:
  • And the winner is…
  • Based on the criteria we outlined — privacy, utility, and portability — there’s really only one browser that meets the mark, and that’s Firefox. The real area of difference isn’t in functionality, it’s privacy. Firefox is the most private browser that doesn’t lock you into an ecosystem. Use it on any operating system, on all your devices, and feel secure when you do.
  • Browsers have come a long way since Chrome was introduced and took over the market share. Most of the modern browsers have closed the gap on portability and functionality, and in some areas, like speed and privacy, have actually surpassed Chrome. Still, determining which browser is right for you will always depend on your individual needs and what you value most as you navigate online.
  • The comparisons made here were done so across browser release versions as follows:
  • Firefox is backed by the not-for-profit Mozilla.
  • Firefox puts your privacy first — in everything we make and do. We believe you have the right to decide how and with whom you share your personal information. Firefox collects as little data as possible and never sells it. The little data we do collect is only used to make products and features better. No secrets. But a lot of transparency and real privacy.

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  • Firefox vs. Chrome: Which is better?
  • We compare Mozilla Firefox with Google Chrome in terms of privacy, utility and portability
  • Comparing Firefox Browser with Google Chrome
  • In 2008, Google introduced Chrome, and its impact as an innovation in browser technology was immediate. It was faster for loading sites, took up minimal screen space and offered an undeniably simple user interface.
  • Fast-forward to today, the competitive landscape for browsers has changed with many people beginning to question just what is happening to their online data such as browsing history, passwords, and other sensitive information. A lot has changed since 2008 when Chrome came onto the scene. At Firefox, we’ve been heads down, working to redesign our interface and provide users with an ever growing number of privacy and performance enhancements as well as plenty of handy browser tools.
  • And so here we are, the browser-wars are escalating once again and it’s time to reevaluate and compare Firefox Browser vs Google Chrome.
  • At Firefox, we have a huge number of dedicated users who appreciate our steadfast dedication to online privacy. For example, the latest version of Firefox includes a feature called Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) which is turned on by default for all users worldwide. ETP blocks over 2,000 trackers, including social trackers from companies like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It also has an integrated feature called <a %(attrs)s>Firefox Monitor</a> that automatically notifies you if your password has been breached or needs to be updated. In addition to these protections, Firefox's Private Browsing mode automatically deletes your browsing information such as history and cookies, leaving no trace after you finish your session.
  • We’ve also recently restated our commitment to privacy and transparency regarding user data in our most recent <a %(attrs)s>Privacy Notice</a> that states, “At Mozilla, we believe that privacy is fundamental to a healthy internet.”
  • Google Chrome is by all accounts a secure browser, with features like Google Safe Browsing, which helps protect users by displaying an impossible-to-miss warning when they attempt to navigate to dangerous sites or download dangerous files.
  • In fact, both Chrome and Firefox have rigorous security in place. Both include a thing called “sandboxing” which separates the processes of the browser so something like a harmful website doesn’t infect other parts of your laptop or other device.
  • While Chrome proves to be a safe web browser, its privacy record is questionable. Google actually collects a disturbingly large amount of data from its users including location, search history and site visits. Google makes its case for data collection saying it’s doing it to improve its services – like helping you find a sweater or a coffee shop like the one you previously bought or visited. However, others might disagree, making the point that Google is actually gathering an unprecedented amount of data for its own marketing purposes. They tout that they’re keeping your information private from hackers, but that’s beside the point. Google itself runs the world’s largest advertising network, thanks in large part to data they harvest from their users.
  • Ultimately, it’s up to you to decide whether or not or where to draw the line with sharing things like your search history and shopping history. But if you’re anything like most people, you’ve probably searched for some things on the internet that you would rather keep private.
  • In terms of features, both Firefox and Chrome offer a large library of extensions and plug-ins, with Chrome’s catalog vastly outnumbering any other browser while nicely integrating with other Google services, like Gmail and Google Docs.
  • Although not as extensive as Chrome’s add-on library, Firefox, as open-source software with a huge number of active contributors, also features an incredible number of useful extensions.
  • Firefox also has a sync feature to see your open and recent tabs, browsing history, and bookmarks across all your devices.
  • While Chrome gets the nod with add-ons and extensions, Firefox has a nicely curated set of built-in features, such as the incredibly handy screen capture tool, and reading mode feature which strips away everything from the page except the text from the article you’re reading.
  • If having tons of open tabs is your thing, then it really comes down to your UI preference. Firefox features a horizontal scroll on all your open tabs rather than shrinking them smaller and smaller with each new one. Google Chrome prefers to shrink them down so just the favicon is visible. The only problem with this is when you have multiple tabs open from the same website, so you see the same favicon across your tabs.
  • As for customization, our fans will tell you one of the things they love most about our browser is its ability to allow you to move and arrange a majority of the UI elements to best suit your needs. Chrome allows you to hide certain UI elements but there’s not much allowance, if any, for moving things around based on your preferences. However, it should be noted that both Chrome and Firefox make it pretty easy to change your browser’s appearance and theme.
  • Almost needless to say, versions of both Firefox and Chrome are available for the most popular desktop and mobile operating systems (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS).
  • Both Chrome and Firefox also allow you to sync things like passwords, bookmarks, and open tabs across all your devices. If you have a Firefox account, you can manually send an open tab on your desktop to your mobile device or vice versa. With Chrome, it’s done automatically if you’ve chosen that setting in your preferences. Not having to manually send the tab from one device to the other is convenient when you want to do something like continue reading an article you didn’t finish earlier. But there could be times where automatic syncing might not be ideal if there’s a chance multiple users are browsing while signed in to your Google account.
  • We think it’s fair to say Firefox and Chrome are really neck and neck in terms of portability and utility, with Chrome having a slight edge in utility because of its huge library of extensions and add-on features. But in terms of Privacy, Firefox wins the day with our commitment to preserving our users’ online data and providing free baked-in services like password managers that also alert you if there happens to be a data breach involving your credentials.
  • For practical purposes, there’s obviously really nothing preventing you from using both browsers—Firefox for those moments in life when privacy really matters, and Chrome if you’re still invested in the Google ecosystem. Yet with the growing number of incursions into our personal data, Firefox may prove to be the right choice in the long run for those of us who value protecting our personal privacy online.
  • The comparisons made here were done so across browser release versions as follows:<br> Firefox (70) | Chrome (74)

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  • Firefox vs. Microsoft Edge: Which is the better browser for you?
  • Compare Microsoft Edge to the Firefox Browser to find out which is the better browser for you.
  • Comparing Firefox Browser with Microsoft Edge
  • With Windows 10, Microsoft introduced its Edge browser to compete with Firefox and Chrome making it the default browser pre-installed on millions of PCs sold. Even so, users were slow to adopt it and Microsoft eventually announced plans to relaunch Edge as a Chromium-based browser (Chromium of course being Google’s Open Source browser project).
  • Here we’ll compare our Firefox Browser to the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge in terms of privacy, utility, and portability, to help you have a better understanding of which browser better suits your needs and preferences.
  • Edge is integrated into the Windows 10 platform and runs in a sandbox environment, meaning it isolates programs and prevents malicious programs from spying on your computer. It has a built-in SmartScreen that scans the reputation of sites you visit and blocks suspicious sites. To enhance privacy, Edge allows you to use biometrics or a PIN with Windows Hello instead of passwords for online authentication.
  • However, Edge saves some of your private data and sends it back to Microsoft with Windows updates. At 45 cryptically worded pages long, the privacy policy for Edge is unlikely to be read or understood by the average user.
  • At Firefox, our <a %(attrs)s>privacy policy</a> is transparent and in plain language. We actually put a lot of work into making sure it was straightforward and easy to read. We pride ourselves in protecting our users security and privacy. With Enhanced Tracking Protection now on by default, we block 2000+ trackers automatically. Trackers are those little pieces of code that try to piece together what you're doing across multiple internet sites to build a composite and detailed picture of who you are, compromising your privacy all just to target better ads.
  • Your <a %(attrs)s>Privacy Protections</a> shows you the trackers and cookies that pages have attempted to leave, and how many Firefox has blocked for you.
  • In Firefox, Private Browsing mode automatically erases your browsing information like passwords, cookies, and history, leaving no trace after you close out the session. Edge on the other hand, actually records browsing history in their private mode (called “InPrivate”) and it’s a relatively easy task for someone to reconstruct your full browsing history, regardless of whether your browsing was done in regular or InPrivate mode.
  • Both browsers are relatively equal in terms of data encryption. However, if online privacy and transparency are important to you, then Firefox is clearly a better choice here.
  • Firefox is a fast and open source browser, which means users can customize their browsing experience in every way possible. Firefox also allows the casual user several different ways to customize the UI with applying different themes and toolbar configurations. Since our browser has always been open source we have a large following of devoted developers who have created an extensive library of add-ons and browser extensions.
  • Since Edge has moved to the processor intensive Chromium platform, you can expect it to run a little slower, especially if you have multiple programs running at once. However, with Chromium platform comes a massive library of extensions as well as a decent level of UI customization that Edge did not have before it’s move to Chromium.
  • Edge has some nice UI features, like their tab previews which can make it easy to find the right open tabs if you’ve got a lot of them open. Another helpful tab-related feature lets you set aside any active tabs that you aren’t using but don’t want to close down.
  • Firefox features a scrolling tab interface, which keeps tab information viewable and scrolls them horizontally instead of shrinking them down to just favicon size. Also whenever you open a new tab, our <a %(attrs)s>Pocket feature</a> suggests relevant articles and content for you. Plus with Pocket, you can also save articles, videos, and other content with one click, for reading at a later time.
  • Firefox and Edge both offer excellent reading modes. With Firefox you just tap on the small icon in the search bar and the browser strips down all unnecessary elements and presents you a clean looking article. In Edge you just tap on the small book icon and browser to get a clean easy-to-read UI.
  • Firefox also includes lots of handy built-in features by default like <a %(attrs)s>Enhanced Tracking Protection</a>, a built-in screenshot tool, large file sending and more.
  • Out of the gate, Firefox has more features and integrations built into the browser and readily available on download. And while both browsers have a tremendous number of add-ons and extensions available, Edge’s compatibility with Google’s Chromium platform gives it the advantage in terms of sheer numbers.
  • With Internet Explorer, Microsoft learned from its lack of availability across platforms and made Edge available for macOS and Android. The software is now readily available on iOS, Android, Windows and Mac.
  • Firefox has been available on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux for years. And as you would expect with any modern browser, Firefox lets you log in with a <a %(attrs)s>free account</a> and sync data such as passwords, browsing history, bookmarks, and open tabs between your computer, tablet and phone. It also allows you to sync across platforms as well.
  • Edge also allows you to connect your associated Microsoft account and sign in to sync your favorites, history, passwords, and more between your computer and iOS or Android devices, although some Android tablets are not currently supported.
  • Aside from sucking up a lot of computing power, Edge running on Chromium has answered a lot of users’ needs for functionality and features. But there’s still a lot to account for in terms of the browser’s privacy protections. It’s our assessment that Firefox is still a better choice for most people to use in their daily lives, based not only on functionality but more importantly on our transparency in how we collect user data, what exactly we collect, and what we do with it. Because our parent company is <a %(attrs)s>Mozilla</a>, a non-profit organization dedicated to internet privacy and freedom, we simply have a different set of priorities when it comes to users’ data.
  • The bottom line is that while we suggest using Firefox, the best browser for you ultimately will be the one that fits your individual needs with extension support, browsing tools customization, speed, privacy and security.
  • The comparisons made here were done so across browser release versions as follows:<br> Firefox (70) | Edge (44)

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  • Firefox vs. Internet Explorer: Which is the better browser for you?
  • Compare Internet Explorer to the Firefox Browser to find out which is the better browser for you.
  • Comparing Firefox Browser with Microsoft Internet Explorer
  • While Microsoft’s Internet Explorer still comes pre-installed on most Windows-based PCs, clearly Microsoft would prefer you to use their Edge browser, which is set as the default when you purchase.
  • Microsoft discontinued its Internet Explorer brand several years ago, in favor of its updated Edge browser for Windows 10. However, slow adoption for Edge created room for Internet Explorer to live on, mainly for business compatibility reasons.
  • Here we’ll compare our Firefox Browser with Internet Explorer in terms of security, utility, and portability. We’ll help you understand the differences between how a modern browser like Firefox that adheres to web standards compares with the browser you may be using for business purposes or out of old habits that die hard.
  • If you haven’t moved on from using Internet Explorer, the security risk factor alone should be enough to convince you. <a %(attrs)s>Microsoft’s own security chief has warned</a> millions of people who continue to use Internet Explorer as their main web browser that they are placing themselves in “peril.”
  • Microsoft is no longer supporting new development for Internet Explorer, which means security concerns are rampant. Microsoft openly acknowledges the fact that vulnerabilities exist within basically every version of Internet Explorer.
  • So what’s the solution if your company is running outdated apps that only work on Internet Explorer? Our best advice for you personally is, don’t mix business with pleasure. The simple thing to do is download and use a more secure browser like Firefox. Then, if you need to do things like check your personal email or shop online, you can just switch over to the more secure browser. The bottom line is, if Microsoft is warning people not to use Internet Explorer, don’t use it. Your online privacy and security are not worth risking because you (or your company) have a hard time breaking an old habit. We make Firefox with security and privacy features like <a %(lockwise)s>Lockwise</a>, our password manager, private browsing and lots of other add-ons that help us make the web safer for you. Also, our <a %(privacy)s>Privacy Policy</a> is straightforward: we tell you what we know about you, and why we collect that information. All of these things obviously go beyond what Internet Explorer offers, and even what other modern browsers like Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge offer.
  • Alarmingly, 4 to 5% of all desktop web traffic comes through Internet Explorer. That might not seem like a lot, but in reality it means millions of people are being served a poor internet experience with slow loading and rendering times, pages that won’t display properly — all on top of the security issues already discussed.
  • Really the only reasons to use Internet Explorer are for developers to test what their sites look like on an older browser or if a company has business-critical apps that only work with the Internet Explorer browser.
  • On the other end of the spectrum, Firefox is one of the most frequently updated browsers, and comes loaded with lots of useful and interesting features, like <a %(pocket)s>Pocket</a> that suggests interesting content every time you open a new tab. Our unified search and web address bar, or <em>Awesome Bar</em> as we call it, also gives you suggestions based on your existing bookmarks and tags, history, open tabs and popular searches. And with a free Firefox account you also get access to all your settings and <a %(products)s>our other Firefox products</a> on any device simply by signing in. Plus the peace of mind of knowing your browser is proactively working to protect your personal data.
  • As Microsoft has made the move to sunset the Internet Explorer browser, it no longer supports any version for iOS, and has never been available for Android. Which means unless you’re running a Windows-based laptop or desktop, you won’t have access to your bookmarks, browsing history, saved passwords, and other information that modern browsers sync across devices.
  • Firefox works on any platform, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS. Which also means you can sync all your information across platforms. So if you’re browsing on a Windows-based laptop, you can pick up where you left off when you move to browsing on your iPhone or Android device. This convenience should come standard with any modern web browser, and is sorely lacking with Internet Explorer.
  • There was a time not so long ago where Internet Explorer was the most popular and widely used browser in the world. Times have changed and so has technology, but unfortunately Internet Explorer has pretty much stayed the same. Microsoft itself openly implores users to stop using Internet Explorer and instead switch to their newer Chromium-based Edge browser.
  • Our opinion is just to go with a trusted, private browser with a track record of delivering a great experience across devices. In a head-to-head comparison, it’s really no contest at all. Firefox is hands down the winner across all assessment categories. If you do find yourself at Nana’s house firing up Internet Explorer, maybe you want to do Nana a favor and <a %(attrs)s>download Firefox</a> for her.
  • The comparisons made here were done so across browser release versions as follows:<br> Firefox (70) | Internet Explorer (11)

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  • Firefox vs. Opera: Which is the better browser for you?
  • Compare Opera to the Firefox Browser to find out which is the best browser for you.
  • Comparing Firefox Browser with Opera
  • The Firefox Browser and Opera are two of the earliest browsers on the scene still releasing frequent updates. While Opera has not reached the same level of user adoption as Firefox or Google Chrome, it’s maintained a relatively stable and loyal base over a sustained period of time. In this review, we’ll compare the Opera browser with our Firefox browser in terms of security and privacy, utility, and portability to help you choose which browser might be the best fit for you.
  • Opera’s privacy policy lacks some specificity in its explanation of which types of information it collects and how, in certain sections, it says they collect names of account holders, IP addresses and search terms. What seems confusing and troubling is the section about International data transfers; when, how often and why they need to transfer your data internationally is not explained.
  • Firefox’s <a %(attrs)s>privacy policy</a> is very transparent in describing what personal information we collect with the only end goal being to give you greater control over the information you share online.
  • As far as actual privacy protections in the Opera browser, it does offer a robust Private mode that allows you to surf the web without the browser tracking your activity. Also in normal browsing mode, you can also turn off some data collection features by digging into the settings to enable the ad blocker and adjust other security features.
  • With the latest version of Firefox, <a %(attrs)s>Enhanced Tracking Protection</a> is turned on by default in normal browsing mode, so you don’t have to mess around with the settings just to protect yourself from trackers. With Enhanced Tracking Protection, Firefox actively blocks thousands of third-party trackers that try to follow you around the web. You are provided with a personalized protection report that shows how often Firefox blocked third-party cookies, social media trackers, fingerprinting tools and cryptominers as you browse the web.
  • We make Firefox for people like you, who care deeply about personal privacy and security. That's why we collect so little info about users and are transparent about how we use that info. It's hard to know how Opera is operating from a privacy perspective. While there are robust privacy features, how they themselves collect and share your data is murky. Firefox remains consistent in what we say and what we do in protecting your privacy.
  • There’s no debate that Opera is a feature-packed browser with a clean user interface and strong customization options. Because Opera is built on Chromium, it can take advantage of most of Google Chrome’s vast extension library. Firefox also features a large <a %(attrs)s>extension library to browse</a>, but not quite as large as Chrome’s.
  • Like Firefox, Opera delivers a scrolling tab experience, which means that when you open more tabs than will fit on screen, it scrolls them off screen instead of just continuously shrinking them down. Also both Firefox and Opera have a screenshot tool that lets you capture a snapshot of your screen or part of the page. However, the Opera tool doesn’t give you the ability to create one huge capture of the whole webpage, only the visible portion.
  • Opera provides a lot of hidden utility within its simple and manageable interface. For example there’s built-in support for messaging apps, like Facebook Messenger. There’s also a news reader that aggregates articles from your choice of sites and news outlets. The parallel feature to this on Firefox is called <a %(attrs)s>Pocket</a>. Pocket is a free service for Firefox account holders that makes it easy to find and save interesting articles and videos from all around the web. In addition, it recommends a variety of articles that expand your knowledge base curated by real, thoughtful humans.
  • In terms of head to head utility, Opera and Firefox are close competitors. Opera may have an advantage in one aspect with its compatibility with and access to Chrome’s huge extension library. But one significant factor to consider is the fact that Opera, because it’s built on Chromium, is a processor-hungry browser with its RAM consumption comparable to Chrome, which is known for its high CPU usage.
  • Both Firefox and Opera are compatible across every platform including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. Firefox account holders can easily sync their bookmarks, passwords, open tabs, and browsing history across all their signed into devices. The same is true for Opera users with an account. However, many sites, especially old sites that haven’t been updated in years, block the latest version of Opera entirely. So if visiting places like your Ex’s old blog is important, take heed, you may not be able to access some of the dustier corners of the internet if you use Opera.
  • In addition to the regular mobile app, Opera has two other mobile versions of its browser: Touch and Mini. Touch is light on features but it’s designed to use on the go with only one hand. The Mini version aims at lowering data usage and increased speeds on slow connections by downgrading images and stripping away content.
  • We also offer an additional, albeit experimental version of our Firefox mobile app, <a %(attrs)s>Firefox Preview</a>, which focuses on speed and security.
  • Most major browsers these days, with the exception of Safari, work seamlessly across platforms and browsers. Opera and Firefox are no exception with both browsers providing excellent portability across every device.
  • Overall, Opera is a solid browser, with a clean interface and a lot of useful features available. There are, however, some serious privacy concerns as well as an issue with it using a lot of processing power. Although Opera has some really terrific ease of use features, we still believe Firefox remains a superior browser based on performance and with a transparent user-privacy stance and strict privacy protections.
  • The comparisons made here were done so across browser release versions as follows:<br> Firefox (70) | Opera (60)

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  • Firefox vs. Safari: Which is the better browser for you?
  • Safari is the pre-installed browser on Mac and iPhone. Compare Safari to the Firefox Browser to find out which is the better browser for you.
  • Comparing Firefox Browser with Apple Safari
  • If you use a Mac or have an iPhone, chances are you’re familiar with the Safari web browser. The fact that it’s pre-installed as the default browser for Apple product users definitely gives it an early advantage, but Firefox has its own set of useful features that make it an attractive alternative. Here we’ll explore the main differences between our browser and Safari in terms of privacy, utility, and portability between devices.
  • Privacy has become a white hot topic for tech companies as they realize more and more people are feeling vulnerable to things like data breaches, ad trackers and hackers. But when it comes down to the real tools people use to navigate the actual interwebs, is it all talk or are they actually taking action to keep your data secure?
  • As alluded to before, Apple is one of those companies that recently decided to step up their privacy game. Not long ago, Apple implemented cross-site tracking prevention in Safari, which prevents ads from following you around the internet. Safari also offers a strong password suggestion when you sign up for a new account on any website. And if you’re invested in the iCloud ecosystem, it syncs that password securely with your other devices, so you never actually have to remember it.
  • Like Safari, we at Firefox have made a point of focusing on privacy and security. But unlike Safari, we’ve been standing on the privacy soap box for a long time. In fact, Mozilla (our parent company) was one of the first voices in the tech community to sound the alarm for online privacy.
  • Our Private Browsing mode blocks trackers and erases your passwords, cookies and history every time you close it. But you can also experience our advanced privacy features even in regular browsing mode. With the latest edition of Firefox, enhanced tracking prevention is turned on by default. This prevents things like cross-site trackers from following you as you jump around the web. Also, with Facebook being caught out almost daily for privacy problems, our <a %(attrs)s>Facebook Container</a> extension makes a lot of sense. It makes it harder for Facebook to track you around the web — similar to what Safari does to prevent cross-site tracking — but Firefox actually isolates your Facebook session into a separate container blocking Facebook from tracking what you do on other websites. Why do they need to know what you look up on WebMD anyway?
  • As far as security goes, Firefox is solid there as well. Any time you’re in Firefox, you can right-click in the password field to securely generate a strong password using the Fill Password option. When you save your new password, we will prompt you to save to its built-in password manager, <a %(lockwise)s>Lockwise</a>. We also serve up users and account holders with another free and useful product called <a %(monitor)s>Monitor</a> that automatically alerts you if your data is included in a known data breach.
  • If you choose to use Safari, you’re in safe hands as long as you’re using an Apple device. But Safari only works on Apple devices, whereas Firefox works on Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Linux. So no matter what operating system you choose, Firefox has you covered with our security and privacy protections.
  • Apple is widely known for its closed ecosystem as it relates to creating software for its products. But inside the App Store, it does offer a section to developers to create plugins and add-ons to make the browser more robust. These extensions are also browsable through the App Store and easily added to Safari.
  • In addition to the regular set of features you’d expect in a browser, such as tabbed browsing and private browsing, Safari has some unexpected features as well. For instance, if a user were to right-click a word anywhere on a page inside Safari, then click Look Up, they’d get a dictionary definition plus entries from the thesaurus, App Store, movies and more. Safari’s Parental Controls are easy to customize, allowing the adults to breathe a little easier when the kids begin to get curious about the internet.
  • Like Safari, Firefox encourages its enthusiastic developer community to create <a %(attrs)s>add-ons and extensions</a> to the browser. And since our platform is open-source, there’s a vast selection adding a wealth of functionality.
  • Also, when you sign up for a Firefox account you get access to some unique services like Screenshots, <a %(pocket)s>Pocket</a> and <a %(send)s>Send</a> that integrate directly into the browser. Screenshots is a feature built right into the Firefox browser, allowing you to copy or download any or all part of a web page. When you save the screenshot, you can also choose which folder you want to find it in, instead of cluttering your desktop. The Pocket for Firefox button lets you save web pages and videos to Pocket in just one click, so you can read a clean, distraction-free version whenever and wherever you want — even offline. With Send, you can share large files with end-to-end encryption and a variety of security controls, such as the ability to set an expiration time for a file link to expire, the number of downloads, and whether to add an optional password for an extra layer of security.
  • Both browsers have a lot of crossover features, as well as some unique functions. It’s worth mentioning, if you take a lot of screenshots, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without this handy feature that’s built right into Firefox. But if you’re just looking for a fast, private browser for surfing and shopping, then you may want to give Firefox a try — especially if you’ve been exclusively using Safari because it came preloaded as the default browser on your computer. Eventually, you’ll discover which one is more suited to your needs.
  • Firefox and Safari both provide a seamless experience when moving from desktop to mobile browsing or vice versa. For Safari, one of its main strengths is its continuity features. It syncs your bookmarks, tabs, history and more to iCloud so they’re available on all your devices. That means you can open a tab on your iPhone and have it also appear on your Mac laptop with just a click.
  • Firefox also offers a similar sync feature when you sign up for a free <a %(attrs)s>Firefox Account</a> that enables users to easily synchronize their bookmarks, browsing history, preferences, passwords, filled forms, add-ons, and the last 25 opened tabs across multiple computers. What sets Firefox apart from Safari is that it is available on any desktop or mobile platform, iOS, Android, Windows or macOS, boosting its portability across any device you may own.
  • The Firefox app for <a %(ios)s>iOS</a> and <a %(android)s>Android</a> is one of the fastest browsers available and also has solid security and anti-tracking features — a huge plus if you’re constantly bouncing between a laptop and mobile devices.
  • Since Safari is Apple’s proprietary web browser, its iCloud syncing works exclusively with Apple products. This can be somewhat limiting if, for example, you’re both an Android user and an iPhone user or if you have a Windows based PC for work but use an iPhone as your personal device.
  • Safari does a great job of making the browsing experience simple, fast, and seamless if you’re an Apple user with multiple Apple products. Like Safari, Firefox is a fast and utilitarian browser, but privacy and cross-platform compatibility are our defining features. Firefox updates each month with new features and functionality. For example, one recent update switched on our <a %(attrs)s>Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP)</a> by default for new users, which effectively blocks cookies and cross-site trackers.
  • In the end, it just boils down to what you value in your browser. If you’re integrated with the Apple ecosystem, Safari is still a great choice. But if you value having the latest and greatest privacy protections and being able to work across multiple operating systems, we think Firefox is your best bet. Firefox is also a solid option as a secondary browser for those Apple-exclusive users who may want to switch into a different browser for those online moments that call for extra layers of privacy protection.
  • The comparisons made here were done so across browser release versions as follows:<br> Firefox (70) | Safari (12)

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  • Blocks cryptomining scripts
  • Blocks social trackers
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  • Portability
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  • Get unmatched data protection on the release cadence that suits you with Firefox for enterprise. Download ESR and Rapid Release.
  • Enterprise
  • Overview
  • Downloads
  • Resources
  • Get Firefox for your enterprise
  • Get the <a href="%s">Firefox Extended Support Release or Rapid Release</a> browser for comprehensive data security and data protection.
  • Download
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  • Unmatched data protection — on the release cadence that suits you
  • The Firefox browser is open source and provides Enhanced Tracking Protection — all part of our longstanding commitment to data protection.
  • Your data stays your business
  • Deploy when and how you want
  • With install packages and a wide expansion of group policies and features, deployment is faster and more flexible than ever — and a breeze in Windows and MacOS environments.
  • Choose your release cadence
  • Get rapid releases to make sure you get the latest features faster, or go extended to ensure a super stable experience.
  • Enterprise downloads
  • Windows 64-bit
  • Select your download
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  • Firefox browser - MSI installer
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  • Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) - MSI installer
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  • MSI installers
  • Legacy browser support
  • ADMX templates
  • Deployment guide
  • Policy documentation
  • Release Notes
  • Documentation and Community Support
  • Sample <a href="%s">plist for configuration profile</a>
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  • Facebook Container for Firefox | Prevent Facebook from seeing what websites you visit.
  • Millions of people around the world trust Firefox Web browsers on Android, iOS and desktop computers. Fast. Private. Download now!
  • Facebook. Well contained. Keep the rest of your life to yourself.
  • Download Firefox and get the Facebook Container Extension
  • Get the Facebook Container Extension
  • The Facebook Container Extension is not available on mobile devices.
  • Try <strong>Firefox Focus</strong>, the privacy browser for Android and iOS.
  • Watch the video
  • Opt out on your terms
  • Facebook can track almost all your web activity and tie it to your Facebook identity. If that’s too much for you, the <a href="%(fbcontainer)s">Facebook Container extension</a> isolates your identity into a separate container tab, making it harder for Facebook to track you on the web outside of Facebook.
  • Install and contain
  • Installing the <a href="%(fbcontainer)s">extension</a> is easy and, once activated, will open Facebook in a blue tab each time you use it. Use and enjoy Facebook normally. Facebook will still be able to send you advertising and recommendations on their site, but it will be much harder for Facebook to use your activity collected <strong>off Facebook</strong> to send you ads and other targeted messages.
  • About Firefox and Mozilla
  • We’re backed by <a href="%(mozilla)s">Mozilla</a>, the not-for-profit organization that puts people over profit to give everyone more power online. We created this extension because we believe that you should have easy-to-use tools that help you manage your privacy and security.
  • Browse freely with Firefox today.

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  • No one likes a computer hog! Firefox is a lean, mean (actually we’re pretty nice) browsing machine. Since we use less RAM than Chrome, your other programs can keep running at top speed.
  • Multi-tasking with multiple tabs just got easier. Firefox is now a multi-process browser, which means that your tabs stay fresh and won’t take forever to reload. With 86% less hang time, switch quickly between tabs even as you open more.
  • We led the tech to run 3D games at near-native speeds, and now Firefox is bringing better performance to online gaming. Our powerful browser reduces lags, speeds up ping times and optimizes overall gameplay through faster, leaner browsing.

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  • Firefox, a different browser for different times. Browse free.
  • Browse the Internet as it was meant to be… free, safe and accessible to all. Declare your online independence.
  • Firefox is independent and a part of the non-profit Mozilla, which fights for your online rights, keeps corporate powers in check and makes the Internet accessible to everyone, everywhere.
  • Firefox is built by a non-profit. That means we can do things that others can’t, like build new products and features without a hidden agenda. We champion your right to privacy with tools like Private Browsing with Tracking Protection.
  • Firefox is built by a non-profit. That means we can do things that others can’t, like build new products and features without a hidden agenda. We champion your right to privacy with tools like Private Browsing with Tracking Protection, which go beyond what Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge offer.
  • We believe the Internet is for people, not profit. Unlike other companies, we don’t sell access to your data. <em>You’re</em> in control over who sees your search and browsing history. Choice — that’s what a healthy Internet is all about!
  • In addition to fighting for your online rights, we also keep corporate powers in check, while working with allies all around the globe to nurture healthy Internet practices. So when you choose Firefox, we’re choosing you, too.
  • Firefox is a browser with a conscience. As part of the technology non-profit Mozilla, we fight for your online rights, keep corporate powers in check and help educate developing countries on healthy Internet practices. So when you choose Firefox, we’re choosing you, too.

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  • Protect your privacy and browse faster with Firefox features
  • You’re in control with Firefox’s easy-to-use features that protect your privacy and browsing speeds.
  • Compare Browsers

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  • Every computer program you run takes up some memory. When too much is used, your system can slooooowww down. Firefox aims for a balance — using enough memory to let you browse smoothly and leaving plenty of memory to keep your computer responsive.
  • <a href="%(url)s">Chrome uses up to 1.77x more memory than Firefox</a>. If your computer is already low on memory, this can cause a significant slowdown. Using Firefox’s latest version with multi-process can result in more available memory to run your favorite programs.
  • Explore the web faster with <a href="%(url)s">Firefox Private Browsing</a>. Only Firefox’s private mode includes tracking protection which blocks ads with trackers from loading on pages. Decluttering sites means web pages can load faster.

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  • Give up the memory game with Firefox Password Manager.
  • Forget the reset. Firefox Password Manager keeps all your passwords so you can log in automatically, or find saved passwords easily. For super security, give your computer a <a href="%(url)s">master password</a>.
  • No more “try again” while you’re trying to get somewhere. Log in to your Firefox Account on your phone, and your passwords come with you. Your login details will simply appear, just like that.
  • Earn your second security black belt with Firefox’s vast array of password manager <a href="%(addons)s">add-ons</a>. Choose an existing favorite or find a next-level one through expert community ratings and reviews.
  • Earn your second security black belt with Firefox’s vast array of password manager <a href="%(addons)s">add-ons</a>. Go with a favorite like <a href="%(lastpass)s">LastPass</a>, or reach password manager mastery with ratings and community reviews.

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  • Private Browser with extra tracking protection
  • Firefox protects your online privacy and blocks trackers that follow you around the web.
  • We’re obsessed with protecting your privacy. That’s why we’ve made Firefox Private Browsing more powerful than the others.
  • Some websites and ads attach hidden trackers that collect your browsing info long after you’ve left. Only Firefox Private Browsing has tracking protection to block them automatically.
  • Shake off tracking weight
  • Not only do trackers collect info, they can weigh down your browsing speeds. Only Firefox Private Browsing blocks ads with hidden trackers, so you can drop the baggage and browse freely.

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  • Take your browser tabs to go
  • Send your desktop browser tabs to phones, tablets and more with your Firefox Account.
  • Share your open tabs seamlessly across mobile, desktop or tablet with Firefox.
  • View your open tabs across mobile and tablet devices by signing in to your Firefox Account.
  • View your open tabs across desktop and tablet too. Just sign in or create a Firefox account.
  • Still email links to yourself? Send tabs between devices instead.

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  • Bring your Firefox bookmarks, tabs, or passwords wherever you go with Firefox Sync. Share between computers and mobile devices. Get Firefox now!
  • Browse uninterrupted with Firefox Sync
  • With Firefox on all your devices, you can access bookmarks, tabs and passwords with one easy sign-in.
  • Sign in to your Firefox Account on mobile or tablet to get your open tabs, bookmarks and passwords anywhere.
  • Sign in or create an account through your Firefox app for seamless browsing of passwords, bookmarks and open tabs.
  • That shopping rabbit hole you started on your laptop this morning? Pick up where you left off on your phone tonight. That dinner recipe you discovered at lunchtime? Open it on your kitchen tablet, instantly. Connect your personal devices, securely.
  • Your Firefox Account is the doorway to all your web stuff—we help you keep it safe. Your data is always in your control, unreadable by anyone else, and encrypted with your account password. We protect it and hand you the key.
  • Catch up on your open tabs and saved reads over Saturday morning coffee. Find your bookmarks and passwords anywhere you use Firefox—your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Connect everything you need and nothing you don’t.

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  • Firefox - Protect your life online with privacy-first products
  • Firefox is more than a browser. Learn more about Firefox products that handle your data with respect and are built for privacy anywhere you go online.
  • The browser is just the beginning
  • Meet our family of products
  • Get 2,000+ trackers off your trail — including Facebook
  • Know when hackers strike — and stay a step ahead
  • Start getting breach reports
  • Keep your passwords safe on every device
  • Learn more about Lockwise
  • Get the <strong>respect</strong> you deserve
  • Every single Firefox product honors our Personal Data Promise: <strong>Take less. Keep it safe. No secrets.</strong>
  • Share large files without prying eyes
  • Start sending files safely
  • Trade clickbait for quality content
  • Learn more about Pocket
  • One login. All your devices. A family of products that respect your <strong>privacy</strong>.
  • Learn more about joining Firefox
  • Get the browser extension
  • Get the Facebook Container extension
  • Download the browser
  • Download the app
  • Desktop
  • Browsers

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  • The new, fast browser for Mac, PC and Linux
  • Responsive engine, less memory usage and packed with features. Download for desktop now.
  • Meet Firefox Quantum.
  • Download now
  • A powerful, new engine that’s built for rapidfire performance.
  • Better, faster page loading that uses less computer memory.
  • Gorgeous design and smart features for intelligent browsing.
  • “Faster and even more minimalist, Firefox Quantum makes Chrome look old.”
  • (Digital Trends)
  • Screenshot of the redesigned Firefox new-tab page.
  • Now 2x faster
  • Crazy <a href="%(url)s">powerful browser engine</a>? Check. Less time waiting around for pages to load? Also, check. Firefox Quantum is twice as fast as Firefox was before.
  • Crazy <a href="%(url)s">powerful browser engine</a>? Check. Less time waiting around for pages to load? Also, check. Get the best Firefox yet.
  • 30% lighter than Chrome
  • <a href="%(url)s">Less memory usage</a> means more space for your computer to keep running smoothly. Your other programs will thank you.
  • Smooth browsing
  • Whether you’ve opened 10 or 1000, switching between tabs is faster than ever with Firefox’s new, responsive engine.
  • Firefox screenshot showing many open tabs and browser windows running simultaneously.
  • Switch from Chrome to Firefox in just a few minutes
  • Switching to Firefox is fast, easy and risk-free. Firefox imports your bookmarks, autofills, passwords and preferences from Chrome.
  • Moving browsers? We got you.
  • Instantly import your online info and favorites from any other browser.
  • Seriously Private Browsing
  • The most powerful private browsing mode with added tracking protection.
  • Firefox blocks online trackers while you browse and won’t remember your history after you’re done.
  • Some ads have hidden trackers that follow you online. Rude. We know. That’s why our powerful tool stops them cold.
  • Faster Page Loading
  • By blocking some ads and scripts that bog down browsing, <a href="%(url)s">pages load up to 44%% faster</a>. Now that’s a win-win.
  • Firefox Quantum features
  • Gaming & VR
  • Uncomplicate screenshots. Take and share them directly from Firefox. That means no more searching for mysterious file names on your computer.
  • Built right into the toolbar, it’s the ultimate save-for-later feature. View your articles, videos and pages across any device.
  • Engineered for next-gen gaming, Firefox has built-in support for WASM and WebVR. No additional installation needed!
  • Save time! Find all your favorite content like Pocket saves, bookmarks, browsing history, screenshots and downloads in one spot.
  • Customization Features
  • Customize Firefox with thousands of extensions like LastPass, uBlock Origin, Evernote and more.
  • Make over Firefox to suit your mood! Choose a new look from our theme categories or create your own.
  • Set up Firefox your way. Drag and drop features in and out of your toolbar for easy access.
  • Sync all your devices with a Firefox Account
  • Take your privacy, passwords, and bookmarks with you wherever you go.
  • Learn more about Firefox Accounts
  • Sync your devices
  • Seamlessly access passwords, bookmarks and more. Plus, use our Send Tabs feature to instantly share open tabs between desktop, mobile and tablet.
  • Image of Gif shared from desktop to mobile using the Send Tab feature.
  • Browse for good
  • Firefox is made by Mozilla, the non-profit champions of a healthy internet. Mozilla also tackles issues like privacy, misinformation and trolling by investing in fellowships, campaigns and new technologies designed to make the internet healthier.

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  • Download the Firefox Browser on your Mobile for iOS and Android
  • Firefox Browser for Mobile blocks over 2000 trackers by default, giving you the privacy you deserve and the speed you need in a private mobile browser.
  • Get the mobile browser built for you, not advertisers
  • Check out Firefox again. It’s fast, private and on your side. For iOS and Android.
  • Get automatic privacy on mobile
  • Super fast. Private by default. Blocks 2000+ online trackers.
  • Download on the App Store
  • Get Firefox Mobile
  • Block online trackers and invasive ads
  • Privacy protection by default
  • Leave no trace with <a href="%s">Private Browsing mode</a>. When you close out, your history and cookies are deleted.
  • Stop companies from following you
  • Stay off their radar with <a href="%s">Firefox Tracking Protection</a>
  • Discover products that keep you safe
  • Learn more
  • Sync your history, passwords, and bookmarks. Send tabs across all of your devices.
  • Android only
  • Make Android your own
  • Customize your Firefox mobile browser with <a href="%s">extensions</a> to block ads, manage passwords, stop Facebook from tracking you and more.
  • Find it fast with a smart search bar
  • Firefox anticipates your needs with smart search suggestions and quick access to the sites you visit most.
  • The privacy you deserve. The speed you need.
  • Get Firefox for mobile
  • Send a download link to your phone.
  • Scan the QR code to get started

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  • <a href="%(url)s">Update</a> your Firefox for the latest in speed and privacy.
  • You’re using a pre-release version of Firefox.
  • You’re using an insecure, outdated operating system <a href="%(url)s">no longer supported by Firefox</a>.
  • Firefox fights for you <span>on Windows.</span>
  • Firefox respects <span>your privacy on Mac.</span>
  • Firefox for Linux
  • The new <strong>Firefox</strong>
  • Own your online life.
  • Fast for good.
  • Download Now
  • Please follow <a href="%(url)s">these instructions</a> to install Firefox.
  • Advanced Install Options & Other Platforms
  • Advanced install options & other platforms
  • Fix a problem
  • Keep up with<br> all things Firefox.
  • Download Firefox <span>for Windows</span>
  • Download Firefox <span>for macOS</span>
  • Download Firefox <span>for Linux</span>
  • You’ve already got the Firefox browser. Now get everything else Firefox.
  • Sync bookmarks, send tabs, save to Pocket and more with a Firefox Account.
  • Get a Firefox Account
  • Already have an account?
  • Sign In
  • Download Anyway
  • Download for other platforms & languages
  • Download in another language
  • Your download should begin automatically. Didn’t work? <a id="%(id)s" href="%(fallback_url)s">Try downloading again</a>.
  • Your download should begin automatically. If it doesn’t, <a id="%(id)s" href="%(fallback_url)s">click here</a>.
  • Learn how to make Firefox even smarter, faster and more secure.
  • Get informative tips, tricks and product announcements delivered to your inbox.
  • Enter your email address
  • How will Mozilla use my email?
  • Mozilla doesn’t just value your email privacy and security – it’s part of our <a href="%(manifesto)s">Manifesto</a>: “Individuals’ security and privacy on the internet are fundamental and must not be treated as optional.” <a href="%(principles)s">You can learn about our Data Privacy Principles here</a>.
  • What we want you to know:
  • You don’t need to give us your email to download and use Firefox.
  • We asked for your email because our research shows that people who receive an introductory experience do more and better with Firefox.
  • You can expect emails designed to help you optimize Firefox to work best for you, learn more about privacy & security and find out how to make the best of your time on the web.
  • You can unsubscribe anytime, for any reason.
  • We will not share, sell or use your email for any other purposes.
  • Let’s do this!
  • Sync up with Firefox on mobile:
  • Download Mozilla Firefox for Windows
  • Download Mozilla Firefox for Mac
  • Download Mozilla Firefox for Linux
  • Download Firefox
  • Download Mozilla Firefox for Windows, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows today!
  • Download Mozilla Firefox for Mac, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Mac today!
  • Download Mozilla Firefox for Linux, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Linux today!
  • Download Mozilla Firefox, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today!
  • Download the fastest Firefox for Windows ever
  • Download the fastest Firefox for Mac ever
  • Download the fastest Firefox for Linux ever
  • Download the fastest Firefox ever
  • Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox for Windows is here.
  • Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox for Mac is here.
  • Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox for Linux is here.
  • Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox is here.
  • Privacy comes first
  • Privacy - more than a policy
  • 2x Faster
  • Firefox doesn’t spy on searches. We stop third-party tracking cookies and give you full control.
  • Firefox moves fast and treats your data with care - no ad tracking and no slowdown.
  • Your life, your business. Firefox blocks third-party tracking cookies on Linux.
  • The best Firefox ever
  • Common sense privacy
  • Lightweight
  • Get speed and security. Firefox is fast on Mac because we don’t track your moves.
  • Live your life, Firefox isn’t watching. Choose what to share and when to share it.
  • Speed, meet security. Firefox is two times faster with 30% less memory than Chrome.
  • Uses 30% less memory than Chrome
  • Block trackers
  • Open source
  • Seamless setup
  • Powerfully private
  • Be the master of your domain with strict content blocking. Cut off all cookies and trackers.
  • Look under the hood. Like Linux, Firefox features are open source.
  • Easy migration of preferences and bookmarks when you download Firefox for Windows.
  • Private Browsing with Tracking Protection
  • Truly Private Browsing with Tracking Protection
  • Welcome to Firefox
  • Take Firefox with You
  • Get your bookmarks, history, passwords and other settings on all your devices.
  • Already using Firefox?
  • Sign in to your account and we’ll sync the bookmarks, passwords and other great things you’ve saved to Firefox on other devices.
  • Learn more about Firefox Accounts
  • Skip this step
  • Chart your own course

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  • Download Firefox
  • Free Web Browser
  • Download Mozilla Firefox, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today!
  • Download the fastest Firefox ever
  • Faster page loading, less memory usage and packed with features, the new Firefox is here.
  • Get the latest Firefox browser.
  • Automatic privacy is here. Download Firefox to block over 2000 trackers.
  • And start getting the respect you deserve with our family of privacy-first products.
  • Download Now
  • Advanced install options & other platforms
  • Download in another language
  • Fix a problem
  • Need help?
  • See what’s being blocked
  • Firefox shows you how many data-collecting trackers are blocked with <strong>Enhanced Tracking Protection</strong>.
  • Make your passwords portable
  • <strong>Firefox Lockwise</strong> makes the passwords you save in Firefox secure and available on all your devices.
  • Watch for data breaches
  • <strong>Firefox Monitor</strong> alerts you if we know your information is a part of another company’s data breach.
  • Join Firefox
  • Connect to a whole family of respectful products, plus all the knowledge you need to protect yourself online.
  • Passwords made portable
  • <strong>Firefox Lockwise</strong> makes the passwords you save in Firefox available on all your devices.
  • Protect your privacy
  • <strong>Private Browsing</strong> clears your history to keep it secret from anyone who uses your computer.
  • Advanced Install Options & Other Platforms
  • Download on the App Store
  • Download Firefox <br>for Windows
  • Download Firefox <br>for macOS
  • Download Firefox <br>for Linux
  • You’ve already got the browser. Now get even more from Firefox.
  • Watch for hackers with Firefox Monitor, protect passwords with Firefox Lockwise, and more.
  • Get More From Firefox
  • Just Download The Browser
  • You’re using an insecure, outdated operating system <a href="%(url)s">no longer supported by Firefox</a>.
  • Your download should begin automatically. Didn’t work? <a id="%(id)s" href="%(fallback_url)s">Try downloading again</a>.
  • Firefox is more than a browser.
  • It’s <strong>privacy and peace of mind</strong> on mobile, too.
  • It’s a <strong>family of products</strong> that treat your personal data with respect.
  • It’s everything you need to know about <strong>staying safe online</strong>.
  • It’s <strong>a community</strong> that believes tech can do better.

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  • Firefox Nightly First Run Page
  • Thank you for using Firefox Nightly
  • Choose an area to get involved below and help make Firefox better for users everywhere
  • Find and file bugs and generally make sure things work as they should.
  • https://quality.mozilla.org/get-involved/
  • File bugs and work on the building blocks of the Firefox browser.
  • Make Firefox available (and better) in more languages around the world.

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  • Firefox is more than a browser
  • It’s a whole family of products designed to keep you safer and smarter online.
  • Firefox is <strong>more</strong> than a browser
  • See if your personal information has been compromised in a corporate data breach, and sign up for future alerts.
  • Check for breaches
  • Sign up for breach alerts
  • Firefox browsers
  • Get the browsers that block 2000+ data trackers automatically. Enhanced Tracking Protection comes standard in every Firefox browser.
  • Download
  • Desktop
  • See all browsers
  • Keep your passwords safe, and access them across all your synced devices.
  • Download Lockwise
  • Open in Firefox
  • Learn more about Lockwise
  • Send your large files and sensitive documents safely, up to 2.5G.
  • Send a file
  • Discover the best content on the web — and consume it wherever and whenever you want.
  • Get Pocket
  • Learn more about Pocket
  • Join Firefox and get the most out of every product — across every device.
  • Already have an account? <a %(fxa_attr)s>Sign In</a> or <a %(accounts_attr)s>learn more</a> about joining Firefox.

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  • Built for those who build the Web. The only browser made for developers like you.
  • Firefox Quantum: Developer Edition
  • Welcome to your new favorite browser. Get the latest features, fast performance, and the development tools you need to build for the open web.
  • Faster Performance
  • A Next-Generation CSS Engine
  • Firefox has been rebuilt from the ground up to be faster and more powerful than ever. This includes a new CSS engine that has state-of-the-art innovations and is blazingly fast.
  • New Tools
  • Firefox DevTools
  • Inactive CSS
  • Firefox DevTools now grays out CSS declarations that don’t have an effect on the page. When you hover over the info icon, you’ll see a useful message about why the CSS is not being applied, including a hint about how to fix the problem.
  • Learn more about Firefox developer tools
  • The new Firefox DevTools are powerful, flexible, and best of all, hackable. This includes a best-in-class JavaScript debugger, which can target multiple browsers and is built in React and Redux.
  • The new Firefox DevTools are powerful, flexible, and best of all, hackable. This includes a best-in-class JavaScript debugger, which can target multiple browsers and is built in React and Ember.
  • Innovative Features
  • Master CSS Grid
  • Learn more about CSS Grid
  • Firefox is the only browser with tools built specifically for building and designing with CSS Grid. These tools allow you to visualize the grid, display associated area names, preview transformations on the grid and much more.
  • Convenient Features
  • Shapes Editor
  • Firefox DevTools has a brand new shape path editor that takes the guesswork out of fine-tuning your shape-outside and clip-path shapes by allowing you to very easily fine-tune your adjustments with a visual editor.
  • Firefox DevTools has a brand new shape path editor that takes the guesswork out of fine-tuning your shadow-outside and clip-path shapes by allowing you to very easily fine-tune your adjustments with a visual editor.
  • Faster Information
  • Fonts Panel
  • The new fonts panel in Firefox DevTools gives developers quick access to all of the information they need about the fonts being used in an element. It also includes valuable information such as the font source, weight, style and more.
  • Design. Code. Test. Refine.
  • Build and Perfect your sites<br> with Firefox DevTools
  • Inspector
  • Inspect and refine code to build pixel-perfect layouts.
  • Learn more about Page Inspector
  • Console
  • Track CSS, JavaScript, security and network issues.
  • Learn more about Web Console
  • Debugger
  • Powerful JavaScript debugger with support for your framework.
  • Learn more about JavaScript Debugger
  • Network
  • Monitor network requests that can slow or block your site.
  • Learn more about Network Monitor
  • Storage panel
  • Add, modify and remove cache, cookies, databases and session data.
  • Learn more about Storage Panel
  • Responsive Design Mode
  • Test sites on emulated devices in your browser.
  • Learn more about Responsive Design View
  • Visual Editing
  • Fine-tune animations, alignment and padding.
  • Learn more about Visual Editing
  • Performance
  • Unblock bottlenecks, streamline processes, optimize assets.
  • Learn more about Performance Tools
  • Memory
  • Find memory leaks and make your application zippy.
  • Learn more about Memory Tools
  • Web Audio
  • The only developer tool for inspecting the Web Audio API.
  • Learn more about Web Audio Editor
  • Scratchpad
  • Edit, write, run and execute JavaScript in real time.
  • Learn more about Scratchpad
  • Edit and manage all your CSS stylesheets in your browser.
  • Learn more about Style Editor
  • Speak up
  • Feedback makes us better. Tell us how we can improve the browser and Developer tools.
  • Join the conversation
  • Get involved
  • Help build the last independent browser. Write code, fix bugs, make add-ons, and more.
  • Start now
  • Download the Firefox browser made for developers
  • Firefox Developer Edition is the blazing fast browser that offers cutting edge developer tools and latest features like CSS Grid support and framework debugging
  • Welcome to the all-new Firefox Quantum: Developer Edition
  • Firefox has been rebuilt from the ground-up to be faster, sleeker, and more powerful than ever.
  • Firefox Devtools
  • Next-Gen CSS Engine
  • Get developer news, tricks and resources <br /> sent straight to your inbox.
  • A Next-Generation CSS Engine (hint: it’s fast)
  • Firefox Quantum includes a new CSS engine, written in Rust, that has state-of-the-art innovations and is blazingly fast.
  • Want to be on the cutting-edge?
  • Firefox Nightly receives daily updates and allows you to access features months before they go mainstream.
  • Congrats. You now have Firefox Quantum: Developer Edition.
  • This isn’t just an update. This is Firefox Quantum: A brand new Firefox that has been rebuilt from the ground-up to be faster, sleeker, and more powerful than ever.

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  • Thanks for choosing Firefox
  • Success! Your default browser is set to Firefox.
  • Looks like you’re using a different browser right now. Make sure you have Firefox downloaded on your device.
  • Download Firefox
  • You’re almost done. Just change your default browser to Firefox in the settings panel on your screen.
  • Having trouble setting your default browser?
  • Here’s everything you need to know about setting your default browser on <a href="%(android)s">Android devices</a>.
  • Here’s everything you need to know about setting your default browser on <a href="%(ios)s">iOS devices</a>.
  • You’re all set.
  • Get Firefox for mobile
  • Travel the internet with protection on all your devices.
  • Download the app
  • Join Firefox
  • Sign up for a free account and sync all your passwords, browsing history, and preferences across your devices.
  • Get an Account
  • Having trouble?
  • Here’s everything you need to know about setting your default browser on <a href="%(android)s">Android devices</a> or <a href="%(desktop)s">desktop computers</a>.

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  • Firefox doesn’t sell access to your personal information like other companies. From privacy tools to tracking protection, you’re in charge of who sees what.
  • Here’s how Firefox protects your privacy
  • Following the pack isn’t our style. As part of the non-profit Mozilla, Firefox leads the fight to protect your online rights and champion an Internet that benefits everyone — not just a few.
  • Browse independently with Firefox
  • Bring it, Internet! We’ve spent the last year supercharging Firefox’s performance. Now start up faster, tab hop quicker and scroll like a speed demon.
  • Get more done with Firefox
  • Get the latest &amp; greatest from Firefox delivered straight to your inbox.

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  • Get the free account that protects your privacy. Join Firefox.
  • No account required. But you might want one.
  • The Firefox browser collects so little data about you, we don’t even require your email address. But when you use it to create a Firefox account, we can protect your privacy across more of your online life.
  • Have at least one company looking out for your data, instead of leaking it.
  • Never forget, reset or travel without your passwords again.
  • Get a container to keep Facebook out of your business.
  • Trade clickbait and fake news for quality content.
  • Send huge files to anyone you want, with self-destructing links.
  • Why am I seeing this?

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  • Download the Firefox Browser on your Mobile for iOS and Android
  • Wallet. Keys. Phone. <strong>Firefox.</strong>
  • Take privacy with you on every device — and leave the data trackers behind.
  • Get the Firefox App
  • Get Firefox on your Phone
  • Send the download link right to your phone or email.
  • Enter your phone number or email
  • Download Firefox for your smartphone and tablet.
  • “Firefox: Private, Safe Browser” on iOS or Android.
  • Enhanced Tracking Protection <a href="%(privacy)s">blocks 2000+ trackers</a> from chasing you around the web.
  • Leave no trace
  • Automatically clear your history and cookies with Private Browsing mode.
  • Take it all with you
  • Don’t walk out the door without your bookmarks, tabs, notes, and passwords.
  • Why am I seeing this?

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  • Firefox Lockwise — password manager — take your passwords everywhere
  • There’s an easier way to deal with your passwords
  • Let Firefox save them for you. Then use Firefox Lockwise to safely access your passwords across all your apps, on all of your devices.
  • Get the Lockwise App
  • Get Firefox Lockwise on your Phone
  • Send the download link right to your phone or email.
  • Download Firefox Lockwise for your smartphone and tablet.
  • Scan this QR code
  • Download on the App Store
  • Sync up safely
  • With 256-bit encryption, your passwords always travel to your devices securely.
  • No more making up new passwords
  • Lockwise will recommend new, strong passwords whenever you set up a new login.
  • Help during a breach
  • Lockwise will let you know if your saved logins have been part of a corporate data breach, so you can change them asap.
  • Why am I seeing this?

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firefox/welcome/page6.lang

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  • Make Firefox your default browser
  • Make sure you’re protected, every time you get online
  • When you choose Firefox, you support a better web for you and everyone else. Now take the next step to protect yourself.
  • Get the Firefox App
  • Get Firefox on your Phone
  • Scan the QR code to get started
  • QR code to scan for Firefox
  • Download on the App Store
  • Choose automatic privacy
  • Companies keep finding new ways to poach your personal data. Firefox is the browser with a mission of finding new ways to protect you.
  • Choose freedom on every device
  • Firefox is fast and safe on Windows, iOS, Android, Linux… and across them all. You deserve choices in browsers and devices, instead of decisions made for you.
  • Choose corporate independence
  • Firefox is the only major independent browser. Chrome, Edge and Brave are all built on Google code, which means giving Google even more control of the internet.
  • Why am I seeing this?

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firefox/welcome/page7.lang

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  • Make it harder for Facebook to track you
  • It’s okay to like Facebook
  • If you still kinda like Facebook but don’t trust them, then try the Facebook Container extension by Firefox and make it harder for them to track you around the web.
  • Get Facebook Container
  • Do it for the ’Gram
  • Facebook Container also works on other Facebook owned sites like Instagram, Facebook Messenger and Workplace.
  • Make them unfollow you
  • That sneaky little button
  • Those innocent-looking F buttons from Facebook track your web activity, even if you don’t have an account. Facebook Container blocks them.
  • Stay ahead of hackers
  • Firefox Monitor lets you find out what hackers might already know about you and helps you stay a step ahead of them. (And it’s free.)
  • Get Firefox Monitor
  • Why am I seeing this?

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firefox/whatsnew.lang

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  • The new <strong>Firefox</strong>
  • Want privacy on every device?
  • You got it. Get Firefox for mobile.

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  • What’s new with Firefox - More privacy, more protections.
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • Now you can see how we’re protecting your privacy.
  • We made Enhanced Tracking Protection because no one should be able to follow you online without your permission. And now you can see just how many data-collecting trackers Firefox has blocked for you — along with other ways our products protect your privacy.
  • See what Firefox has blocked for you
  • Update your Firefox browser
  • Download the Firefox browser
  • Also view personalized protection updates from these services:
  • Firefox Monitor
  • See if you were a part of another company’s data breach, and sign up for future alerts.
  • Go to Monitor
  • Firefox Lockwise
  • Safely store and manage your passwords with Lockwise, and get alerted when you need to change them.
  • Go to Lockwise
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • What’s new with Firefox - More privacy, more protections.
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • No account required. But you might want one.
  • The Firefox browser collects so little data about you, we don’t even require your email address. But when you use it to create a Firefox account, we can protect your privacy across more of your online life.
  • Sign In
  • Have at least one company looking out for your data, instead of leaking it.
  • Never forget, reset or travel without your passwords again.
  • Get a container to keep Facebook out of your business.
  • Trade clickbait and fake news for quality content.
  • Send huge files to anyone you want, with self-destructing links.
  • Get a Firefox Account
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • What’s new with Firefox - Make Firefox your default browser
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • Make sure you’re protected, every time you get online
  • Thanks for using the latest Firefox browser. When you choose Firefox, you support a better web for you and everyone else. Now take the next step to protect yourself.
  • Make Firefox your default browser
  • Get the Firefox App
  • Get Firefox on your Phone
  • Scan the QR code to get started
  • QR code to scan for Firefox
  • Download on the App Store
  • Choose automatic privacy
  • Companies keep finding new ways to poach your personal data. Firefox is the browser with a mission of finding new ways to protect you.
  • The internet keeps finding new ways to poach your personal data. Firefox is the only browser with a mission of finding new ways to protect you.
  • Choose freedom on every device
  • Firefox is fast and safe on Windows, iOS, Android, Linux…and across them all. You deserve choices in browsers and devices, instead of decisions made for you.
  • Firefox is fast and safe on Windows, iOS, Android, Linux...and across them all. We have no interest in locking you in or resetting your preferences.
  • Choose corporate independence
  • Firefox is the only major independent browser. Chrome, Edge and Brave are all built on Google code, which means giving Google even more control of the internet.
  • Firefox is the only major independent browser. Chrome, Edge and Brave are all built with code from Google, the world’s largest ad network.
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • What’s new with Firefox - Make it harder for Facebook to track you
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • It’s okay to like Facebook
  • If you still kinda like Facebook but don’t trust them, then try the Facebook Container extension by Firefox and make it harder for them to track you around the web.
  • Get Facebook Container
  • Do it for the ’Gram
  • Facebook Container also works on other Facebook owned sites like Instagram, Facebook Messenger and Workplace.
  • Make them unfollow you
  • That sneaky little button
  • Those innocent-looking F buttons from Facebook track your web activity, even if you don’t have an account. Facebook Container blocks them.
  • Stay ahead of hackers
  • Firefox Monitor lets you find out what hackers might already know about you and helps you stay a step ahead of them. (And it’s free.)
  • Get Firefox Monitor
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • What’s new with Firefox
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • Pick up Firefox where you left off
  • Whether you’re using Firefox on your phone or computer, make sure all your important stuff — internet searches, passwords, open tabs — appears where you need it.
  • Sync your phone
  • Stay ahead of hackers
  • Now Firefox Monitor not only informs you if you’ve been involved in known online data breaches, it also lets you take action to resolve them and get closure.
  • Check your Breach Report
  • Send tabs instantly
  • The days of emailing links to yourself are over. Easily send your open tabs to any of your synced devices.
  • Preserve your history
  • It’s not a big deal until it’s not there. With Firefox Sync, your browsing history is always right where you expect it to be.
  • Safely carry your passwords with you
  • Sync together with Lockwise means you can securely store and manage the passwords you’ve saved on your phone, computer, or tablet.
  • Stay alert to new breaches
  • If your information surfaces in a new data breach, we’ll send you an alert.
  • Monitor several emails
  • Get ongoing breach monitoring for multiple email addresses.
  • Protect your online privacy
  • Find out what you need to do to keep your data safe from cyber criminals.
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • What’s new with Firefox
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • More time online. More protection.
  • Now Firefox creates and stores strong passwords for more of your online accounts — and stops more trackers than ever before.
  • View your protection report
  • See if you’ve been involved in known online data breaches and take action to resolve them.
  • Go to Monitor
  • Share large files with end-to-end encryption, using a link that expires automatically.
  • Try Send
  • Stay connected to the people you can’t be with in real life, and stop Facebook from following you online.
  • Add Facebook Container
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • What’s new with Firefox
  • Congrats! You’re using the latest version of Firefox.
  • Picture-in-Picture this
  • Got things to do and things to watch? Do both with Picture-in-Picture.
  • Try it out with these cuddly red pandas.
  • Press play and hover your cursor over the video. Then click the blue button to pop the video out.
  • Play the video
  • Ways we’ve been using Picture-in-Picture
  • Watching a lecture or meeting while you take notes
  • Keeping a tutorial video open with a recipe while you cook or bake
  • Entertaining cats, dogs and kids while you get work done
  • Read the <a href="%(notes)s">Release Notes</a> to know more about what’s new in your Firefox Browser.

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  • Firefox for Windows 64-bit
  • Users on 64-bit Windows who download Firefox can get our 64-bit version by default. That means you get a more secure version of Firefox.
  • 64-bit
  • A more secure Firefox.
  • Users on 64-bit Windows who download Firefox can get our 64-bit version by default. That means you get a more secure version of Firefox, one that also <a href="%(crashes)s">crashes a whole lot less</a>. How much less? In our tests so far, 64-bit Firefox reduced crashes by 39%% on machines with 4GB of RAM or more.
  • What’s the difference between 32-bit and 64-bit?
  • Here’s the key thing to know: 64-bit applications can access more memory and are less likely to crash than 32-bit applications. Also, with the jump from 32 to 64 bits, a security feature called <a href=%(ASLR)s>Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR)</a> works better to protect you from attackers. Linux and macOS users, fret not, you already enjoy a Firefox that’s optimized for 64-bit.
  • How do you get 64-bit Firefox?
  • If you’re running 64-bit Windows (<a href="%(version)s">here’s how to check</a>), your Firefox may already be 64-bit. <a href="%(check)s">Check your Firefox version</a> (in the “About Firefox” window) and look for “(32-bit)” or “(64-bit)” after the version number:
  • If you see “(32-bit)” and you are running Firefox 56.0 or older, updating to the latest Firefox version should automatically upgrade you to 64-bit.
  • If you see “(32-bit)” and are running Firefox 56.0.1 or newer, then your computer may not meet the minimum memory requirement for 64-bit (3 GB RAM or more). You can still manually install 64-bit Firefox, if you choose.
  • If you need to run 32-bit Firefox or manually install 64-bit Firefox, you can simply download and re-run the Windows (32-bit or 64-bit) Firefox installer from the <a href="%(all)s">Firefox platforms and languages download page.</a>
  • Take control of your browser.

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  • In less than 20 years the Internet has changed our lives. It is a powerful platform with unprecedented opportunity and connectedness. But even with great growth and innovation there are significant challenges to this vision of a healthy Internet.
  • Mozilla is mobilized to ensure the protection of the Web and to empower tomorrow’s webmakers and Web users. Today, Mozilla is growing — with more employees, contributors, products and locations — to ensure that the Web remains an open, vibrant ecosystem. Because, the Web is the platform for building the world we want.
  • Please explore this site to learn more about Mozilla, our priorities and focus areas that enable us to ensure the healthy growth of this large and precious global resource.
  • Mozilla is mobilizing millions of people to build the world they want. Mobilizing to set the mobile Web free from proprietary platforms and gatekeepers. Mobilizing to empower the world's next two billion Web users. And mobilizing to build a new generation of digital innovators, creators and webmakers.
  • Moving forward we will continue to focus on building products, technology solutions and educational offerings that incorporate Mozilla values into the Web. Today, Mozilla’s mission remains as important as ever. From Firefox through Firefox OS to our new Mozilla Webmaker educational offering, the goal is empowerment. It’s about unlocking the full creative power of mobile; standing up for user sovereignty, privacy and freedom; and helping millions of people move from using the Web to actively building its future.
  • Just like we did on the desktop, Mozilla is setting out to ensure that the mobile Web is full of freedom, choice & opportunity.
  • Just like we did on the desktop, Mozilla is setting out to ensure that the mobile Web is full of freedom, choice and opportunity and that it has the ability for users to create anything they want. With <a href="%(fxos_url)s" rel="external">Firefox OS</a>, we can break open the world of native operating systems and closed platforms once again.
  • Firefox OS is the first truly open mobile platform. Developers are already embracing HTML5, but so far HTML5 applications on mobile have been held back because they can’t access the device’s underlying capabilities the way that native apps can. Firefox OS overcomes these limitations and provides the necessary <abbr title="Application Program Interfaces">APIs</abbr> to show how it is possible to run an entire device using open standards.
  • Firefox OS devices will launch in early 2013 through <a href="%(telefonica_url)s" rel="external">Telefónica</a>, establishing HTML5 as a viable platform for the mobile industry. The Web as the platform will free developers to create groundbreaking new apps that work seamlessly across all devices, spurring a new era of innovation and creativity for the ubiquitous Web.
  • In June 2012 we released an update to <a href="%(mobile_url)s" rel="external">Firefox for Android</a> that we believe is the best browser for Android available. We completely rebuilt and redesigned the product in native UI, resulting in a snappy and dynamic upgrade to mobile browsing that is significantly faster than the Android stock browser. This made Firefox significantly faster on Android and delivered a much better browsing experience to users than the one offered by the device’s stock browser. We also added Do Not Track to Firefox for Android to let users express their intent for privacy, even on mobile and are the first mobile browser to offer Do Not Track. Firefox for Android is a critical part of supporting the open Web. This is a great start, but it is only a start. We want these opportunities to exist at all layers of our Web experience.
  • Firefox will always be the part of the Mozilla mission that people can see, feel and touch.
  • Firefox will always be the part of the Mozilla mission that people can see, feel and touch. We are excited by the progress and innovation we have seen with the desktop version of Firefox over the past year. Several performance and security improvements, memory enhancements make this the best Firefox yet. We're proud of the work that we're doing to make developing on Firefox easier by adding exciting tools for developers, like <a href="%(cmdline_url)s" rel="external">Developer Command Line</a>, <a href="%(console_url)s" rel="external">Web Console</a> and <a href="%(tilt_url)s" rel="external">“Tilt” the 3D Page Inspector</a>.
  • Recently, we have been experimenting with ways to integrate social functionality into Firefox. Firefox will support a new Social API that lets developers integrate social services directly into the browser. The Social API will support multiple providers and has endless potential for integrating social networks, e-mail, finance, news and other applications into your Firefox experience. Our first experimental provider is Facebook.
  • The unique power of the Web is that anyone can make and build with it.
  • The unique power of the Web means that anyone can make and build with it. Our new educational offering, <a href="%(webmaker_url)s" rel="external">Mozilla Webmaker</a>, will place that power in the hands of millions of new creators everywhere.
  • Webmaker tools, projects and events help educators, youth, media-makers and everyday consumers around the world move from using the Web to making the Web. In 2013, Webmaker will mobilize a global community of mentors, instructors and youth to teach and learn together; advance revolutionary Webmaker software tools like <a href="%(popcorn_url)s" rel="external">Popcorn</a> and <a href="%(thimble_url)s" rel="external">Thimble</a>; and work together to build a more Web-literate planet.
  • Mozilla has always contributed to Web standards, going back as far as the start of the project, and we will continue to do that moving forward. We <a href="%(cofound_url)s" rel="external">co-founded</a> the <a href="%(whatwg_url)s" rel="external">WHAT-WG</a> to kick off <a href="%(html5_url)s" rel="external">HTML5</a>. We are a leader in <a href="%(javascript_url)s" rel="external">JavaScript standardization</a>. We have some of the top <a href="%(dbaron_url)s" rel="external">CSS</a> and <a href="%(ocallahan_url)s" rel="external">layout</a> experts in the world.
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  • Fighting for you: Standing up for your security, privacy and freedom
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  • Our Internet experiences involve more of our personal data, which forms a picture or profile of who we are online. The ability for organizations to monitor, log, store, use, correlate and sell information about who we are and what we do has huge implications for individuals and for society.
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  • Do Not Track is important because it gives users a voice online to express their preference for privacy and personalization. It captures the user’s intent and allows them to put their hand up and ask for privacy online.
  • Mozilla was instrumental in the movement to motivate the Web community to act against the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP act. These laws, had they gone into effect, would have given the US government and private businesses incredible censorship powers that would have global ramifications, weaken the Internet's security and discourage innovation and investment worldwide.
  • Mozilla was one of many organizations that blacked out its websites in opposition to the SOPA/PIPA bills in congress. For the first time, the Web community of more than 15 million people came together to speak against a policy that affected the Web as a whole. This historic protest represented a significant turning point for the Web as a way to engage the electorate and mobilize citizens for change.
  • Early in 2012, Mozilla warned against the ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (<abbr>ACTA</abbr>) by the European Parliament. <a href="%(acta_url)s" rel="external">In a blog post</a>, Mitchell Baker urged the policymakers that opaque processes were a “bad way to develop Internet policy” — in particular, that the global trade agreement was negotiated in private without open involvement of all the stakeholders. After massive street protests of Net-savvy citizens across Europe, the European Parliament rejected ACTA on July 4th in an unequivocal vote.
  • <a href="%(collusion_url)s" rel="external">Mozilla Collusion</a> gives consumers a powerful tool to protect their privacy, arming them with transparency, facts and the power to make their own decisions about how their personal data is shared and used. Made possible with the support of the Ford Foundation, Collusion allows users to see who is tracking them across the Web. It shows, in real time, how that data creates a spider-web of interaction between companies and other trackers.
  • This year we brought back <a href="%(flicks_url)s" rel="external">Firefox Flicks</a> — a video challenge for aspiring filmmakers, animators and creatives from around the world to produce and submit short films. These films made by Firefox fans, promoted and educated users about the issues that affect their online lives such as privacy and security. Most importantly, these filmmakers shared what makes Firefox different using their own voices. Celebrities and film-industry experts helped select the regional winners from more than 400 submissions from thousands of filmmakers worldwide.
  • Mozilla is an organization that is fundamentally about people and making the Web better for everyone. The Mozilla community is essential to the success of the project. We can’t fight for an open, hackable and transparent Web without people who believe in and support that cause. We have Mozilla communities spanning the world and these remarkable people are responsible for coding, testing, localizing, hosting hackfests and summer code parties, teaching Webmakers, marketing, evangelizing Mozilla products and much more.
  • The <a href="%(reps_url)s" rel="external">Mozilla Reps</a> program, designed to empower volunteers to become official representatives of Mozilla in their region, has grown to more than 350 people in more than 70 countries in a little more than a year. The program plays a critical role in helping Mozilla execute against its organizational goals around the promotion and development of Firefox OS, Firefox for Windows, Mac and Linux and Firefox for Android. Reps have organized more than 700 events around the world and have successfully recruited and trained hundreds of new contributors across dozens of functional areas.
  • MozCamps are regional events that bring together core paid and volunteer Mozilla staff members from all areas of the project for two full days of presentations, discussions, brainstorms, work sprints, hackathons and, of course, a little bit of fun.
  • While the main focus is on community leaders and core contributors, MozCamps also aim to train up future leaders — those Mozilla contributors who have been particularly active in the past six months and represent the next generation of Mozilla leadership in the community.
  • This year‘s MozCamps were held in Buenos Aires, Warsaw and Singapore, bringing together more than 300 employees and 600 volunteers.
  • Some of the fastest growing and most dynamic communities are some of our youngest communities. They can be found in the Middle East, Africa and South East Asia and many of their members have been invited to MozCamps in 2012 as participants. The <a href="%(tunisia_url)s" rel="external">Tunisian community</a>, <a href="%(kenya_url)s" rel="external">Kenyan community</a> and <a href="%(philippines_url)s" rel="external">Filipino community</a> have been doing particularly outstanding work and each comprises roughly a dozen active contributors across many functional areas, including localization, QA, marketing and development. One of the newest Mozilla communities launched in 2012 is in <a href="%(myanmar_url)s" rel="external">Myanmar</a>.
  • Chit started contributing to Mozilla in 2010 and has been leading community building efforts in Myanmar ever since.
  • Viking organized the first ever Firefox launch party in Indonesia back in 2007 and has led community marketing efforts across the country.
  • Keng kickstarted efforts to get Firefox localized in Thai and has been a community lead since 2008.
  • Claire started contributing to Mozilla in 2009 and is the editor of the Bonjour Mozilla blog.
  • A passionate open source evangelist in his native Egypt, Haitham became a Mozilla Rep in early 2011.
  • Ioana has been driving Mozilla hackathons across her native Romania since 2010.
  • Brian has been contributing to Mozilla for more than a decade and recently sat on the Mozilla Reps Council.
  • Passionate about reviving Songay, a dialect in his native Mali, Mohomodou has led localization efforts to get Firefox translated into Songay.
  • Along with this annual report, we released our audited financial statements for 2011. Mozilla remains well positioned, both financially and organizationally, to advance our mission of building openness, freedom and participation into the Internet.
  • Mozilla remains financially healthy; we continue to hire more people globally, we’ve opened new Mozilla Spaces around the world, have launched significant new initiatives such as Firefox OS and are able to support those with viable resources.
  • The majority of our revenue comes from the search functionality in the Firefox browser. Google is the largest source of revenue and in December 2011, we announced that we negotiated a significant and mutually beneficial revenue agreement with Google. This new agreement extends our long term search relationship with Google for at least three additional years.
  • Mozilla has a number of other relationships in the Web community, as well as new relationships with mobile operators, device manufacturers, third-party content partners and other players in the mobile ecosystem.
  • At Mozilla, we measure success by how much we are doing to improve the overall health of the Web and advance the interests of users and developers. We succeed when we build products that people love, and when other organizations build the traits and features we care about into competing products. For example, we view Google Chrome's recent implementation of the Do Not Track feature we pioneered to be a success for Mozilla and our mission.
  • Mozilla has announced a commercial partnership with Telefónica for Firefox OS. The specific terms of the agreement are subject to traditional confidentiality requirements. We are developing new partnerships with additional <abbr title="Original Equipment Manufacturers">OEMs</abbr> and operators, which will be announced in due course through 2012 and into 2013. We also have numerous arrangements with app publishers who will be included in the Firefox Marketplace.

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  • What are the key projects for Mozilla in the next year? How do you plan to influence the market going forward?
  • The Firefox Web browser is and will continue to be a fundamental lever in driving the Web forward and advancing the Mozilla mission.
  • Firefox OS is Mozilla’s mobile operating system, based entirely on HTML5. Today, 50 percent of 2.3 Billion people who go online do so primarily through a mobile device, and that number is expected to grow. With Firefox OS, Mozilla has set out to develop and a completely open and standards-based Web as a platform for innovation. We've built the technologies and <abbr title="Application Program Interfaces">APIs</abbr> to make the Web a rich and viable option and we are committed to driving forward the adoption of HTML5 as a platform for the mobile industry.
  • With the Mozilla Webmaker program, we are aiming to move millions of people from Web users to active Web creators who will build the next great Web experiences. The goal is to create a more Web literate planet through tools and learning programs that fuel creativity on the Web.
  • At Mozilla, we measure success by how much we are doing to improve the overall health of the Web and advance the interests of users and developers. We succeed when we build products that people love, and when other organizations build build the traits and features we care about into competing products. For example, we view Google Chrome's recent implementation of the Do Not Track feature we pioneered to be a success for Mozilla and our mission.
  • Unlike our major competitors, Mozilla achieves success by helping more people make choices about what software they want to use, what level of participation they would like to have online, and how to take part in building a better Internet. When we see growth in community contributors, software localizations, and a competitive browser market, for example, we know we are moving toward our goals and we are seeing growth in these areas.
  • The majority of Mozilla’s revenue is generated from search and commerce functionality included in our Firefox product through all major search partners including Google, Bing, Yahoo, Yandex, Amazon, Ebay and others. Mozilla’s reported revenues also include very important individual and corporate donations and grants, which are growing significantly, as well as other forms of income from our investable assets.
  • Are you exploring partnership opportunities to diversify your revenue stream?
  • We currently have several key business partnerships and are actively exploring new partnership opportunities as well as other potential revenue opportunities. We’ll continue to build great products that help people enjoy the richness of the Internet, and we’re confident that this allows us to identify appropriate sources of revenue that serve both the mission and our users.
  • Some key Mozilla Foundation projects, like Collusion, have received grants from organizations such as the Ford Foundation.
  • What is the status of the organization’s search partnerships?
  • We currently have partnerships with a number of search providers that differ by market. In December 2011, we announced a new agreement with Google as the default search provider in Firefox. This new agreement extends our long-term search relationship with Google for at least three additional years. The specific terms of this commercial agreement are subject to traditional confidentiality requirements, and we’re not at liberty to disclose them.
  • What is the status of your commercial relationship with Bing?
  • Bing is included as a search provider in the US versions of Firefox. The arrangement includes revenue-sharing based on traffic sent from Firefox to Bing's search service.
  • What happened with Yandex? Is there anything you can update us on with that partnership?
  • Google is the default search provider on the Russian builds of Firefox. Yandex will remain in the pre-installed list of search plug-ins. The change is part of the global search renewal that Mozilla entered into with Google, which makes Google the search default.
  • Mozilla and Yandex will continue to explore partnerships on a number of fronts, including the customized Yandex edition of the popular Firefox browser and the integration of Yandex search services in other regional builds.
  • What sort of commercial agreements do you have in place in mobile?
  • Mozilla has announced a commercial partnership with Telefonica for Firefox OS. The specific terms of the agreement are subject to traditional confidentiality requirements. We are developing new partnerships with additional <abbr title="Original Equipment Manufacturers">OEMs</abbr> and operators, which will be announced in due course through 2012 and into 2013. We also have numerous arrangements with app publishers who will be included in Firefox Marketplace.
  • How much revenue do you anticipate that will bring in the coming year and what is the business model/revenue model in those deals?
  • We are not providing forecasts or projections at this time. Our main focus is on creating and delivering offerings that address user, developer, and operator needs. At the same time we are continually exploring potential new revenue models that serve both the mission and our users.
  • What makes you think you can break into the smartphone market with two clearly dominant players?
  • Mozilla believes that the Web is the best platform for innovation, connecting, sharing and for building the world that we want. With Firefox OS, Mozilla is creating an operating system based entirely on open Web standards. HTML5 is an increasingly important technology, which more and more developers are embracing. There is also an HTML5 ecosystem of developers who are already creating applications for desktop web browsers, while many AppStore and Android applications have already been developed in HTML5.
  • How many operator/carrier partners do you have signed up for Firefox OS?
  • The first Firefox OS-powered devices are expected to launch commercially in Latin American markets in early 2013 through Telefónica. We've also announced support for the Firefox OS from global network operators including Deutsche Telekom, Etisalat, Smart, Sprint, Telecom Italia and Telenor, so you can expect more device and OS news throughout 2013.
  • TCL Communication Technology (who own the Alcatel brand) and ZTE are leading partners to build the first handsets to run Firefox OS. We expect to announce additional OEM support soon.
  • When can we expect to see devices launching in the United States? Europe?
  • The first Open Web Devices will be launched in Latin American markets in early 2013. Other locations have yet to be announced.
  • Firefox Marketplace will offer developers’ discovery, distribution and monetization opportunities and will also be customizable by partners. For example, with Telefónica, we will provide direct-to-bill capabilities in the device, in the event that app store owners would like to bill Telefónica customers directly. But app developers are free to use their own billing systems. You can read about this in the Telefónica Marketplace Payments Guide for further details of how payments will work.
  • What are your projections for growth in 2013 in desktop, mobile, OS?

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  • iOS Browser
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  • Desktop Browser
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  • Your Firefox is out-of-date.
  • Get the most recent version to keep browsing securely.
  • Update Firefox
  • See what’s new with Firefox
  • Faster, more responsive and powerfully private. Check out the latest from the browser that has your back.
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  • Choose how you want to share this data in Firefox.
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  • Virtual Reality
  • Games
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  • Download Mozilla Firefox, a free Web browser. Firefox is created by a global non-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today!
  • <strong>Enter your email</strong> to access Firefox Accounts.
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  • Sorry, we can’t find that page
  • We’re all about a healthy internet but sometimes broken URLs happen.
  • Go Back
  • <a href="%(about)s">Learn</a> about Mozilla, the non-profit behind Firefox.
  • <a href=%(explore)s>Explore</a> the entire family for Firefox products designed to respect your privacy.
  • <a href=%(download)s>Download</a> the Firefox browser for your mobile device or desktop
  • Did you make a left at that last URL instead of a right? No problem. Here are some tips to get you back on your way:
  • If you typed in the address, check your spelling. Could just be a typo.
  • If you’ve found an issue with one of our websites, we’d appreciate it if you could report the problem in Bugzilla, our <a href="%(bugzilla)s">bug tracker</a>. One of our developers will take a look at it as soon as possible.
  • If you followed a link, it’s probably broken.
  • If you’re not sure what you’re looking for, start at <a href="%(url)s">mozilla.org</a>.

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  • An error occurred.
  • If you’ve found an issue with one of our websites, we’d appreciate it if you could report the problem in Bugzilla, our <a href="%(bugzilla)s">bug tracker</a>. One of our developers will take a look at it as soon as possible.

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  • Learn About Mozilla
  • Mozilla makes browsers, apps, code and tools that put people before profit. Our mission: Keep the internet open and accessible to all.
  • Mozilla makes browsers, apps, code and tools that put people before profit.
  • Our mission: Keep the internet open and accessible to all.
  • Read Our Mission
  • Our Mission in Action
  • Pioneers of The Open Web
  • Our leadership has been at the forefront of building a healthier internet since Day 1. What began as an alternative to corporate domination has grown into a global force for good online.
  • Firefox: Fast for Good
  • When you use the new Firefox, you get a blazing fast experience while supporting Mozilla’s mission to keep the internet healthy, weird and welcoming to all.
  • Walking Our Privacy Talk
  • When the Facebook breach was revealed, Mozilla had an immediate response – and a Firefox product to support user privacy.
  • Talking Internet Issues IRL
  • In Mozilla’s IRL podcast, host Manoush Zomorodi shares real stories of life online and real talk about the future of the Web.
  • Corporation. Foundation. Not-for-profit.
  • Learn about the Mozilla Foundation
  • Mozilla puts people over profit in everything we say, build and do. In fact, there’s a non-profit Foundation at the heart of our enterprise.
  • The Mozilla Manifesto
  • The principles we wrote in 1998 still guide us today. And in 2018, we created an addendum to emphasize inclusion, privacy and safety for everyone online.
  • Read The Manifesto
  • A Global View
  • With <a href="%(url)s">offices all over the world</a>, we consider the internet from multiple cultures and contexts.
  • San Francisco
  • <strong>2000</strong> non-employee guests welcomed each year
  • Berlin
  • <strong>500</strong> annual attendees to the Berlin speaker series
  • Taipei
  • <strong>400</strong> collaborative visits with Mozilla employees each year.
  • Toronto
  • <strong>800</strong> bottles of cold brew coffee consumed yearly.
  • Work at Mozilla
  • Join a mission-driven organization that builds purpose-driven products.
  • Mozilla Careers
  • How You Can Help
  • Your voice. Your code. Your support. There are so many ways to join the fight for a healthy internet.
  • Get Involved
  • Get The Mozilla Newsletter
  • Stay informed about the issues affecting the internet, and learn how you can get involved in protecting the world’s newest public resource.
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  • The Mozilla Manifesto Addendum
  • The Mozilla Manifesto
  • These are the principles that guide our mission to promote openness, innovation & opportunity on the web.
  • These are the principles that guide our mission to promote openness, innovation & opportunity on the Web.
  • <strong>Our 10</strong> Principles
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  • Pledge for a Healthy Internet
  • The open, global internet is the most powerful communication and collaboration resource we have ever seen. It embodies some of our deepest hopes for human progress. It enables new opportunities for learning, building a sense of shared humanity, and solving the pressing problems facing people everywhere.
  • Over the last decade we have seen this promise fulfilled in many ways. We have also seen the power of the internet used to magnify divisiveness, incite violence, promote hatred, and intentionally manipulate fact and reality. We have learned that we should more explicitly set out our aspirations for the human experience of the internet. We do so now.
  • We are committed to an internet that includes all the peoples of the earth — where a person’s demographic characteristics do not determine their online access, opportunities, or quality of experience.
  • We are committed to an internet that promotes civil discourse, human dignity, and individual expression.
  • We are committed to an internet that elevates critical thinking, reasoned argument, shared knowledge, and verifiable facts.
  • We are committed to an internet that catalyzes collaboration among diverse communities working together for the common good.
  • Show Your Support
  • An internet with these qualities will not come to life on its own. Individuals and organizations must embed these aspirations into internet technology and into the human experience with the internet. The Mozilla Manifesto and Addendum represent Mozilla’s commitment to advancing these aspirations. We aim to work together with people and organizations everywhere who share these goals to make the internet an even better place for everyone.
  • Share on Twitter
  • I support the vision of a better, healthier internet from @mozilla, will you join me?
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  • 01
  • The internet is an integral part of modern life—a key component in education, communication, collaboration, business, entertainment and society as a whole.
  • The Internet is an integral part of modern life—a key component in education, communication, collaboration, business, entertainment and society as a whole.
  • Use Open Badges to share your skills and interests
  • Explore how the web impacts science
  • Explore how the Web impacts science
  • Learn about open source code in journalism
  • Principle 2
  • 02
  • The internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible.
  • The Internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible.
  • Read about open internet policy initiatives and developments
  • Read about open Internet policy initiatives and developments
  • Explore how to help keep the web open
  • Explore how to help keep the Web open
  • Principle 3
  • 03
  • The internet must enrich the lives of individual human beings.
  • The Internet must enrich the lives of individual human beings.
  • See how the web can connect the world to healthcare
  • See how the Web can connect the world to healthcare
  • Explore how the web works
  • Explore how the Web works
  • Principle 4
  • 04
  • Individuals’ security and privacy on the internet are fundamental and must not be treated as optional.
  • Individuals’ security and privacy on the Internet are fundamental and must not be treated as optional.
  • See how Mozilla works to put your privacy first
  • Read about developments in privacy and data safety
  • Learn more about how to protect yourself online
  • Principle 5
  • 05
  • Individuals must have the ability to shape the internet and their own experiences on it.
  • Individuals must have the ability to shape the Internet and their own experiences on it.
  • Use these free tools to teach the web
  • Use these free tools to teach the Web
  • Learn about creating and curating content for the web
  • Learn about creating and curating content for the Web
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  • 06
  • The effectiveness of the internet as a public resource depends upon interoperability (protocols, data formats, content), innovation and decentralized participation worldwide.
  • The effectiveness of the Internet as a public resource depends upon interoperability (protocols, data formats, content), innovation and decentralized participation worldwide.
  • Add new voices to open source technology
  • Set your Do Not Track preference
  • Understand the web ecosystem
  • Understand the Web ecosystem
  • Principle 7
  • 07
  • Free and open source software promotes the development of the internet as a public resource.
  • Free and open source software promotes the development of the Internet as a public resource.
  • Explore how open practices keep the web accessible
  • Explore how open practices keep the Web accessible
  • Learn how to remix content to create something new
  • Learn how to maximize the interactive potential of the web
  • Learn how to maximize the interactive potential of the Web
  • Principle 8
  • 08
  • Transparent community-based processes promote participation, accountability and trust.
  • Participate in our governance forum
  • Join us as a volunteer
  • Join us as a student ambassador
  • Join us as a <a href="%(volunteer)s">volunteer</a> or <a href="%(ambassador)s">student ambassador</a>
  • Learn how to collaborate online
  • Principle 9
  • 09
  • Commercial involvement in the development of the internet brings many benefits; a balance between commercial profit and public benefit is critical.
  • Commercial involvement in the development of the Internet brings many benefits; a balance between commercial profit and public benefit is critical.
  • Visualize who you interact with on the web with Lightbeam
  • Visualize who you interact with on the Web with Lightbeam
  • See how Firefox phones seek to balance the mobile ecosystem
  • Learn about creating web resources with others
  • Learn about creating Web resources with others
  • Principle 10
  • 10
  • Magnifying the public benefit aspects of the internet is an important goal, worthy of time, attention and commitment.
  • Magnifying the public benefit aspects of the Internet is an important goal, worthy of time, attention and commitment.
  • Host or join a Maker Party
  • Learn how to build online collaboration skills
  • Read the entire manifesto
  • Love the web?
  • Get the Mozilla newsletter and help us keep it open and free.
  • Tweet this
  • Introduction
  • The Internet is becoming an increasingly important part of our lives.
  • The Mozilla project is a global community of people who believe that openness, innovation, and opportunity are key to the continued health of the Internet. We have worked together since 1998 to ensure that the Internet is developed in a way that benefits everyone. We are best known for creating the Mozilla Firefox web browser.
  • The Mozilla project uses a community-based approach to create world-class open source software and to develop new types of collaborative activities. We create communities of people involved in making the Internet experience better for all of us.
  • As a result of these efforts, we have distilled a set of principles that we believe are critical for the Internet to continue to benefit the public good as well as commercial aspects of life. We set out these principles below.
  • The goals for the Manifesto are to:
  • articulate a vision for the Internet that Mozilla participants want the Mozilla Foundation to pursue;
  • speak to people whether or not they have a technical background;
  • make Mozilla contributors proud of what we're doing and motivate us to continue; and
  • provide a framework for other people to advance this vision of the Internet.
  • These principles will not come to life on their own. People are needed to make the Internet open and participatory - people acting as individuals, working together in groups, and leading others. The Mozilla Foundation is committed to advancing the principles set out in the Mozilla Manifesto. We invite others to join us and make the Internet an ever better place for everyone.
  • Principles
  • Individuals must have the ability to shape the Internet and their own experiences on the Internet.
  • Advancing the Mozilla Manifesto
  • There are many different ways of advancing the principles of the Mozilla Manifesto. We welcome a broad range of activities, and anticipate the same creativity that Mozilla participants have shown in other areas of the project. For individuals not deeply involved in the Mozilla project, one basic and very effective way to support the Manifesto is to use Mozilla Firefox and other products that embody the principles of the Manifesto.
  • Mozilla Foundation Pledge
  • The Mozilla Foundation pledges to support the Mozilla Manifesto in its activities. Specifically, we will:
  • build and enable open-source technologies and communities that support the Manifesto’s principles;
  • build and deliver great consumer products that support the Manifesto’s principles;
  • use the Mozilla assets (intellectual property such as copyrights and trademarks, infrastructure, funds, and reputation) to keep the Internet an open platform;
  • promote models for creating economic value for the public benefit; and
  • promote the Mozilla Manifesto principles in public discourse and within the Internet industry.
  • Some Foundation activities—currently the creation, delivery and promotion of consumer products—are conducted primarily through the Mozilla Foundation’s wholly owned subsidiary, the Mozilla Corporation.
  • Invitation
  • The Mozilla Foundation invites all others who support the principles of the Mozilla Manifesto to join with us, and to find new ways to make this vision of the Internet a reality.

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  • Internet for people, not profit
  • Did you know? Mozilla — the maker of Firefox — fights to keep the Internet a global public resource, open and accessible to all.
  • We all love the web. Join Mozilla in defending it.
  • Let’s protect the world’s largest public resource for future generations. A few times a year, Mozilla asks for donations. Just chipping in the price of a cup of coffee can help us keep the web healthy, wonderful and welcoming to all.
  • Big corporations try to restrict how we access the web. Misinformation makes it harder for us to find the truth. Web-connected devices go to market without basic security standards. The non-profit Mozilla Foundation fights for a healthier internet. <strong>Will you donate today?</strong>
  • Internet for people, <br>not profit.
  • Hi. We’re Mozilla, the proudly non-profit champions of the Internet, helping to keep it healthy, open and accessible to all.
  • Our impact
  • When you use Firefox, you help Mozilla fight misinformation online, teach digital skills and make the comments section more human. Check out what helps create a healthier internet.
  • Working at the grassroots and policy levels, we teach web literacy, provide tools and advocate on behalf of every individual who values an internet built on fairness, inclusion and respect.
  • Mozilla Information Trust Initiative
  • Empowering Women Online
  • The Coral Project
  • Internet Health Report
  • Stand Up For Encryption
  • Try the Lean Data Toolkit
  • Read our Internet Health Report
  • Using the web as the platform, we build open, innovative technologies that allow developers to work free of closed, corporate ecosystems and create faster, safer web experiences for us all.
  • Common Voice
  • Gaming on the Web
  • Virtual Reality Platform
  • Extensions
  • Personalize Firefox with your favorite extras like password managers, ad blockers and more.
  • Donate
  • Working to keep the Internet healthy, open and accessible to all, we teach web literacy, provide tools and advocate on behalf of every individual who values the Internet as a global public resource.
  • The new <span>Firefox</span>
  • Fast for good.
  • Browse faster. For good.
  • With 2x the speed, built-in privacy protection and Mozilla behind it, the new Firefox is the better way to browse.
  • With 2x the speed, built-in privacy protection and Mozilla behind it, the new Firefox is fast for good.
  • We make the internet safer, healthier and faster for good.
  • Mozilla is the not-for-profit behind Firefox, the original alternative browser. We create products and policy to keep the internet in service of people, not profit.
  • Mozilla is the not-for-profit behind Firefox, the original alternative browser. We create products and policy to keep the internet in service of people, not profits.

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  • News for developers about Firefox OS, Firefox Marketplace and the Open Web apps ecosystem.

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  • Mozilla’s Data Privacy FAQ
  • At Mozilla we respect and protect your personal information.
  • We Stand for People Over Profit.
  • It can be tricky for people to know what to expect of any software or services they use today. The technology that powers our lives is complex and people don’t have the time to dig into the details. That is still true for Firefox, where we find that people have many different ideas of what is happening under the hood in their browser.
  • At Mozilla, we respect and protect your personal information:
  • We follow a set of <a href="%(link)s">Data Privacy Principles</a> that shape our approach to privacy in the Firefox desktop and mobile browsers.
  • We only collect the data we need to make the best products.
  • We put people in control of their data and online experiences.
  • We adhere to “no surprises” principle, meaning we work hard to ensure people’s understanding of Firefox matches reality.
  • The following questions and answers should help you understand what to expect from Mozilla and Firefox:
  • I use Firefox for almost everything on the Web. You folks at Mozilla must know a ton of stuff about me, right?
  • Firefox, the web browser that runs on your device or computer, is your gateway to the internet. Your browser will manage a lot of information about the websites you visit, but that information stays on your device. Mozilla, the company that makes Firefox, doesn’t collect it (unless you ask us to).
  • Really, you don’t collect my browsing history?
  • Mozilla doesn’t know as much as you’d expect about how people browse the web. As a browser maker, that’s actually a big challenge for us. That is why we’ve built opt-in tools, such as <a href="%(link)s">Firefox Pioneer</a>, which allows interested users to give us insight into their web browsing. If you sync your browsing history across Firefox installations, we don’t know what that history is - because it’s encrypted by your device.
  • It seems like every company on the web is buying and selling my data. You’re probably no different.
  • Mozilla doesn’t sell data about you, and we don’t buy data about you.
  • Wait, so how do you make money?
  • Mozilla is not your average organization. Founded as a community open source project in 1998, Mozilla is a mission-driven organization working towards a more healthy internet. The majority of Mozilla Corporation’s revenue is from royalties earned through Firefox web browser search partnerships and distribution deals around the world. You can learn more about how we make money in our <a href="%(link)s">annual financial report</a>.
  • Okay, those first few were softballs. What data do you collect?
  • Mozilla does collect a limited set of data by default from Firefox that helps us to understand how people use the browser. That data is tied to a random identifier, rather than your name or email address. You can read more about that on our <a href="%(privacy)s">privacy notice</a> and you can read the <a href="%(data)s">full documentation for that data collection</a>.
  • We make our documentation public so that anyone can verify what we say is true, tell us if we need to improve, and have confidence that we aren’t hiding anything.
  • That documentation is gobbledygook to me! Can you give it to me in plain English?
  • There are two categories of data that we collect by default in our release version of Firefox.
  • The first is what we call "technical data." This is data about the browser itself, such as the operating system it is running on and information about errors or crashes.
  • The second is what we call "interaction data." This is data about an individual's engagement with Firefox, such as the number of tabs that were open, the status of user preferences, or number of times certain browser features were used, such as screenshots or containers. For example, we collect this data in terms of the back button, that arrow in the upper left corner of your browser that lets you navigate back to a previous webpage in a way that shows us someone used the back button, but doesn’t tell what specific webpages are accessed.
  • Do you collect more data in pre-release versions of Firefox?
  • Sort-of. In addition to the data described above, we receive crash and error reports by default in pre-release version of Firefox.
  • We may also collect additional data in pre-release for one of our <a href="%(link)s">studies</a>. For example, some studies require what we call “web activity data” data, which may include URLs and other information about certain websites. This helps us answer specific questions to improve Firefox, for example, how to better integrate popular websites in specific locales.
  • Mozilla’s pre-release versions of Firefox are development platforms, frequently updated with experimental features. We collect more data in pre-release than what we do after release in order to understand how these experimental features are working. You can opt out of having this data collected in preferences.
  • But why do you collect any data at all?
  • If we don’t know how the browser is performing or which features people use, we can’t make it better and deliver the great product you want. We’ve invested in building data collection and analysis tools that allow us to make smart decisions about our product while respecting people's privacy.
  • Data collection still bugs me. Can I turn it off?
  • Yes. User control is one of our data privacy principles. We put that into practice in Firefox on our <a href="%(settings)s">privacy settings page</a>, which serves as a one-stop shop for anyone looking to take control of their privacy in Firefox. You can <a href="%(data)s">turn off data collection</a> there.
  • What about my account data?
  • We are big believers of data minimization and not asking for things we don't need.
  • You don't need an account to use Firefox. <a href="%(accounts)s">Accounts</a> are required to sync data across devices, but we only ask you for an email address. We don't want to know things like your name, address, birthday and phone number.
  • You don't need an account to use Firefox. Accounts are required to sync data across devices, but we only ask you for an email address. We don't want to know things like your name, address, birthday and phone number.
  • You use digital advertising as part of your marketing mix. Do you buy people's data to better target your online ads?
  • No, we do not buy people's data to target advertising.
  • We do ask our advertising partners to use only first party data that websites and publishers know about all users, such as the browser you are using and the device you are on.
  • Well, it seems like you really have my back on this privacy stuff.
  • Yes, we do.
  • Find out more about how Mozilla protects the internet.

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  • Mozilla Privacy
  • Contact Mozilla
  • If you want to make a correction to your information, or you have any questions about our privacy policies, please get in touch with:
  • <a href="%(dsar)s">See here for Data Subject Access Requests.</a>
  • For product support requests, please <a href="%(sumo)s">visit our forums</a>.
  • Data Privacy Principles
  • Mozilla's <a href="%(principles)s">Data Privacy Principles</a> inspire our practices that respect and protect people who use the Internet. Learn how these principles shape Firefox and all of our products in this <a href="%(faq)s">FAQ</a>.
  • Mozilla's Data Privacy Principles inspire our practices that respect and protect people who use the Internet. Learn how these principles shape Firefox and all of our products in this <a href="%(faq)s">FAQ</a>.
  • Mozilla is an open source project with a mission to improve your Internet experience. This is a driving force behind our data privacy practices. <a href="%(link)s">Read More</a>
  • Privacy Notices
  • Our Privacy Notices
  • Our Privacy Notices describe the data our products and services receive, share, and use, as well as choices available to you.
  • We created short and clear Privacy Notices to describe how each of our products and services receives, shares, and uses data and what your choices are. Learn more:
  • Mozilla Websites, Communications &amp; Cookies
  • Firefox Browser
  • Firefox for Fire TV
  • Transparency Report
  • As an open source project, transparency and openness are an essential part of Mozilla’s founding principles. Our codebases are open and auditable. Our development work is open. Our bi-annual <a href="%(report)s">Transparency Report</a> also demonstrates our commitment to these principles.
  • To review and comment on proposed changes to our privacy policies, <a href="%(group)s"> subscribe to Mozilla’s governance group</a>.
  • To review and comment on proposed changes to our privacy policies <a href="%(group)s"> subscribe to Mozilla’s Governance Group</a>.
  • Read more about our ongoing privacy and security public policy work on <a href="%(blog)s">Mozilla's Open Policy and Advocacy Blog</a>.
  • Our ongoing work on privacy is covered by the <a href="%(blog)s">Privacy &amp; Data Safety Blog</a> and information about our ongoing work is available on <a href="%(wiki)s"> Mozilla’s privacy team wiki</a>.
  • Outdated Policies
  • Home
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  • Back to Mozilla Privacy Policy

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  • Mozilla is an open source project with a mission to improve your Internet experience. This is a driving force behind our privacy practices.
  • Back to Mozilla Privacy Policy
  • The following five principles stem from the <a href="%(link)s">Mozilla Manifesto</a> and inform how we:
  • develop our products and services
  • manage user data we collect
  • select and interact with partners
  • shape our public policy and advocacy work
  • Use and share information in a way that is transparent and benefits the user.
  • Develop products and advocate for best practices that put users in control of their data and online experiences.
  • Collect what we need, de-identify where we can and delete when no longer necessary.
  • Design for a thoughtful balance of safety and user experience.
  • Maintain multi-layered security controls and practices, many of which are publicly verifiable.

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