Firefox on OpenBSD disables DoH by default
Mozilla announced the launch of DNS over HTTPS (DoH) at the end of this month. Firefox will use DoH by default instead of traditional DNS. However, OpenBSD recently decided to disable DoH by default...
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Mozilla introduces Private Network extension for Firefox
Mozilla announced that it will re-launch the Test Pilot project. The company said that unlike the previous version of Test Pilot, this time will be more complete, essentially a beta version of the product...
Google and Mozilla are trying to prevent Kazakhstan ISPs from installing a government-issued certificate
Google and Mozilla are taking action against the Kazakhstan government’s certificate-based surveillance campaign for its citizens. The two companies announced today that they are teaming up to block the root certificate issued by the...
Browser extension developers are dissatisfied with Google and Mozilla
Recently, due to the imperfect appreciation of browser extensions, developer Armin expressed dissatisfaction with Google and Mozilla in a blog post, saying that they are not good enough to support developers. Armin said that...
Firefox will launch a new solution to completely resolve HTTPS connection
In the past few months, Firefox has repeatedly experienced compatibility with anti-virus software, which can cause HTTPS sites to crash randomly. Currently, some anti-virus software will automatically install the certificate to hijack HTTPS traffic...
Firefox can generate fake browsing history to interfere with ad tracking network
We know that most of the ads on the Internet are delivered according to user interests, provided that the ad network has tracked and identified users in advance. For the advertising network, they already...
Firefox will use Microsoft BITS technology to provide updates for all users
The engineers of Mozilla have revealed that Firefox is preparing to use Microsoft’s background intelligent transmission technology, BITS to provide users with update services. The background intelligent transmission technology is a solution adopted by...
Mozilla plans to replace Firefox for Android with Fenix
Firefox for Android hasn’t got much attention from Mozilla recently, but Mozilla seems to be focusing on another place. Mozilla is working on a new browser, Fenix that is designed to eventually replace the...
Firefox continues to increase protection against Fingerprinting and Cryptocurrency Mining
With a commitment to protecting user privacy, Mozilla recently announced that it will introduce several new ways for the Firefox browser. As previously suggested in the bug report in the Bugzilla tracker, Firefox will...
Firefox browser trusts DarkMatter CA certificate to cause security industry controversy
A few days ago, Firefox announced the latest approval list for the latest trusted certificates, including the intermediate certificate named QUOVADIS. The actual QUOVADIS intermediate certificate is a sub-certificate of the DIGICERT group of...
Mozilla introduces new Firefox user information anti-tracking strategy
Mozilla recently launched the latest Firefox anti-tracking strategy. The new version of the anti-tracking technique describes that Firefox will block related information tracking by default. These anti-tracking strategies were recently designed by Firefox, which...
Qualcomm confirmed that Chrome/Firefox will appear on Windows 10 ARM
Qualcomm has been the first to introduce a 7nm process desktop processor in the industry. The processor called Snapdragon 8cx is based on ARM architecture. Most of the previous media reviews mentioned Windows 10...
Chrome and Firefox are planning to stop supporting the FTP server protocol completely
For older FTP protocols, both Google Chrome and Firefox are planning to stop supporting because the protocol is now extremely low-cost and insecure. Currently, the file connected to the FTP protocol in Google Chrome...
Mozilla decides to postpone the termination of support for Symantec certificates
As we reported before, Mozilla Firefox 63 will no longer trust Symantec certificates. But Mozilla found that once Firefox 63 nightly stopped supporting Symantec certificates, applying Firefox 63 Beta would affect a large number of Firefox...
