Firefox security: rel=noopener for target=_blank
Mozilla is testing a new security feature in Firefox Nightly currently that adds rel="noopener" automatically to links that use target="_blank".
Firefox - Latest Posts
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It appears that Mozilla removed all classic extensions from Firefox Add-ons
We knew that the day would come on which Mozilla would remove all classic extensions, Mozilla calls them legacy, from the organization's AMO website.
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Firefox 65 supports MSI installers
Mozilla plans to offer Firefox MSI installers for Windows systems with the release of Firefox 65.
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Mozilla revenue rose by over $40 million in 2017
Mozilla published the State of Mozilla 2017 report yesterday which includes financial information for the year 2017.
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Mozilla changes Firefox's Warn on Quit logic
Mozilla plans to change the "warn on quit" logic of the Firefox web browser in the upcoming Firefox 65 release.
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Can you use the Tor Browser without Tor connection?
Tor Browser is a web browser specifically designed for privacy and anonymity.
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Firefox CookieMan: manage Firefox cookies with this external program
Firefox CookieMan is a third-party program for Microsoft's Windows operating system to manage cookies.
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Save Firefox tabs with Set Aside
How do you use your web browser? Do you keep tabs open when you close it and reload the session to continue where you left off? Start with a blank page and [&he
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Mozilla plans to change how search providers are added to Firefox
Firefox users who run a recent Nightly version of the web browser may have stumbled upon a puzzling change that Mozilla implemented recently in the development
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How to access any Reddit forum quickly in Firefox or Chrome
Reddit uses a straightforward structure for its subreddits (forums).
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Firefox 63.0.3 is a small bugfix release
Mozilla released an update for Firefox today that brings the version of the web browser to 63.
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Firefox will soon alert users about recently breached sites
Mozilla's Firefox web browser will soon notify users when they visit websites that were breached recently.
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Two new Firefox Test Pilot projects: Price Wise and Email Tabs
Mozilla launched two new Test Pilot experiments for the Firefox web browser today.
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Firefox 64: direct removal of extensions
Mozilla plans to roll out a number of changes in Firefox 64 that are extension related.
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Mozilla ran a cloud storage download experiment in Firefox
Is it a good idea to integrate options to save Internet files directly to cloud storage providers? That's a question that Mozilla tried to answer in a recent Sh
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SoundFixer fixes sound issues on YouTube
SoundFixer is an extension for the Firefox web browser that attempts to fix sound related issues on YouTube and select other sites with audio.
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Firefox 65 supports Google's WebP Image format
Firefox 65 will support the WebP image format that Google created for use on the Internet.
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ContextSearch adds a ton of search options to Firefox
ContextSearch web-ext is a browser extension for the Firefox web browser that improves Firefox's contextual search functionality in several ways.
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Mozilla releases Firefox 63.0.1
Mozilla releases one or multiple minor updates usually after a major release; the release of Firefox 63 is no exception to the rule as Firefox 63.
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This is Firefox's overhauled Privacy interface
Mozilla plans to overhaul the privacy interfaces of the Firefox web browser in coming versions.
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Firefox 67: dedicated profiles per install
Mozilla plans to make changes to the profile handling of the Firefox browser in Firefox 67.
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Firefox blocks JavaScript in address bar by default
Update: it appears that the change has been in Firefox for longer than that.
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Firefox 63.0 Release Information
The Firefox 63.
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Mozilla tests Premium VPN Service
Mozilla will start the test of a commercial VPN offering tomorrow for a subset of users in the United States.
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Firefox 64: add-ons manager redesign
Mozilla launched a redesigned add-ons manager in Firefox 64 Nightly the other day.
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Mozilla releases Firefox ScreenshotGo for Android
Mozilla Taiwan has released the first public beta version of a new screenshot application for Android, named Firefox ScreenshotGo to the Play Store and on GitHu
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All major browsers drop TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in 2020
All major web browser makers announced on October 15, 2018 that the browsers that they produce will stop supporting the standards TLS 1.
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Image Max URL: Load Larger Images in Firefox and Chrome
Image Max URL is a free, open source browser extension and userscript that finds larger or original versions of images and videos, mostly by rewriting the image
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Mozilla tests more content processes in Firefox Nightly
Mozilla changed the number of content processes that the Firefox Nightly browser uses recently.
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This is Firefox's upcoming about:performance page (huge improvements)
The Firefox web browser will ship with a redesigned and improved about:performance page and related functionality soon.
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Firefox Update security audit results published
One of the core components of the Firefox web browser is the integrated updating system.
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Firefox gets native Windows 10 notifications support
Mozilla plans to switch the notification system that Firefox uses on Windows 10 devices to the operating system's native notification system soon.
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Mozilla plans to change confusing Screenshot Tool terminology
The built-in screenshot tool of the Firefox web browser was added to the web browser in 2017 after it was released as a Firefox's Test Pilot before.
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Firefox 62.0.3 is a security update
Mozilla released Firefox 62.
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Style Firefox with Firefox Color version 2
Mozilla released Firefox Color in early June 2018 to the public.
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Custom site icons in Chrome and Firefox
Favioli is a browser extension for Google Chrome, Firefox, and compatible browsers, that lets you replace a site's favicon with a custom icon.
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Hide Web Comments by default with Comment Blocker for Firefox
Shut Up: Comment Blocker is a browser extension for the Firefox web browser that hides comments on the majority of websites that you visit.
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How to create Firefox Account Recovery Keys
Firefox users who use a Firefox Account to sync data between devices and the cloud use a combination of a username and a password for authorization.
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This Firefox bug may crash the browser and your operating system
A newly discovered bug in the desktop version of the Firefox web browser may crash the browser and under certain circumstances the entire operating system.
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Firefox 65: New Cookie Jar Policy to block tracking
Mozilla plans to launch a new anti-tracking method in Firefox 65 that blocks tracking resources from accessing storage on all desktop platforms.
