I was triggered to request this new feature because of this research paper (https://hannesweissteiner.com/pdfs/frost.pdf) about yet another new tracking technique: timing the speed of the users SSD via OPFS. See also the discussion on HN here: https:...
I am just burned out with Firefox and not sure why I should continue to use it instead of some fork or Chromium-based browser. One of the main reasons people use Firefox is to escape big tech, Google, and a repeat of the IE6 era. There has always bee...
Hello everyone, Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of Firefox’s free built-in VPN Beta, a new privacy feature that hides your IP address while browsing in Firefox. When you browse the web, your IP address is typically visible to the websites...
I've been researching phone security just as a bit of a "hobby" recently and CA certificates are definitely involved and not discussed as much as I think they warrant having knowledge about. I have a couple attatchments here. That being said, I found...
For the first time, we’re introducing a Terms of Use for Firefox, alongside an updated Privacy Notice. Earlier today, we published a blog post explaining why we’re making this change and what it means for you. Now, we want to hear from you. We’re com...
Would love to hear people's thoughts on this potential anti-Firefox FUD -https://goblin.band/notes/ak78rax5htqlh5qohttps://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/firefox-shares-browsing-data-and-other-unique-info-with-with-partners-service-providers-suppliers-a...
I use Instagram running in Firefox Browser on a computer that is logged into remotely with a VNC Server running to facilitate the remote connection. The Instagram website is throwing up messages headed "Screen Scrape Alert" or similar of which the te...
Hello, new here. I've been using Firefox for quite a while now, and I'm very frustrated. I think that it's extremely scummy and very unfair for Mozilla to hide the machine learning options in about:config without a single toggle to turn it all off. O...
Unless I am missing a setting, Firefox’s built-in password manager appears to have two hard limitations:1. It only allows saving credentials at the site level, for example sample.com, not per path such as sample.com/signin or sample.com/admin.2. It o...
