Mozilla's redesigned Android browser gets one step closer to a stable release with version 4.0. The build also features a number of new features, such as a new password manager, a section for top sites, and an in-app language chooser.
Mozilla Firefox has released a security update so important, even the Department of Homeland Security says you should download it.
Firefox launched "Enhanced Tracking Protection" as a standard feature for new users three months ago. Now, the feature is turned on by default for all users as a "standard" feature.
Firefox, one of the world's most popular web browsers, has an official extension that makes it more difficult for Facebook to track your online data.
The Same Origin Policy has one fatal flaw, and of course, ad companies have found a way to exploit it.
Google might have plans to remove the YouTube app from Fire TV next month, but Mozilla already has a workaround for you.
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Firefox's privacy-focused browser is now available on Android. The highlight of the browser is built-in ad blocking, which not only gets rid of ads on websites, but also prevents web trackers from serving you ads across the internet.
Mozilla's version of an open browser is one of your better options on Android, especially if you are into flexibility and choice. While there's a certain appeal to having structured simplicity in a web browser — something that "just works" and doesn't have option and settings coming at you from every direction — the tradeoff is almost always the sacrifice of choice. You do things the...
There's been a bit of consternation this morning at Hacker News when folks discovered that the Google Play Store was being blocked from the mobile view in the Firefox browser for Android. Switch to the desktop view, however, and everything worked fine. So ... Conspiracy? Not so much. If you tried going to play.google.com from the Firefox browser, you'd get a simple message: This...
Firefox OS is Mozilla's open-source operating system primarily aimed at phones and tablets. With the Firefox browser at its heart, Firefox OS aims to use open standards to build a fully open-source mobile OS from the ground up — that's in contrast to Android, which still relies heavily on proprietary code despite technically being an open-source OS. As Firefox OS is a web-centric system...
Geeksphone today sends word of the future for its Revolution Android/Firefox OS hybrid smartphone, as well as announcing a price cut from May 1. From then, you'll be able to pick one up at €199, a drop of €40 on its original release price from either Amazon or the Geeksphone website. In addition to making it cheaper, Geeksphone is already looking to the software future for the phone...
Telefonica and Deutsche Telekom launching 12 combined new markets in the first half of 2014 At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today we've been spending a little time with the folks from Mozilla, getting an update on the performance and future of Firefox OS. During the presentation, Mozilla COO Jay Sullivan, announced a partnership with Spreadtrum which will provide chipsets for $...
New 6-inch phone also in the device pipeline LG plans to roll out multiple new interesting products if statements given by the company's Bulgarian communications executive Dimitar Valev are to be believed. Valev, in an interview with Dnevnik.bg, confirmed that LG will be resurrecting its tablet lineup soon, along with a new 6-inch smart phone device, a smartwatch device and a new...
Is Firefox OS and their shockingly inexpensive entry point the key to a strong number three mobile OS? The ZTE Open officially launches in Spain July 2. It's the first available consumer version of a Firefox OS device, and the Internet is buzzing about its debut. With good reason -- the phone will sell for $90, and include $39 of prepaid airtime. That makes it a $51 dollar smartphone,...
Twitter has announced that they will be among the first marquee applications to support Firefox OS. Mozilla announced yesterday that Firefox has committed mobile operators in 18 markets, and that Alcatel, ZTE, and Huawei are partnered to build devices for the new OS. The interface they are showing looks very much like the Android app, and Twitter says the application offers a rich...
Mozilla has updated Firefox for Android, and mixed in with the rest of the changes is a new JIT JavaScript compiler known as IonMonkey, which claims that it will allow web apps and games will run up to 25-percent faster. We all love faster. Of course, that's not the only change under the hood. The browser is now able to be used with the Google Now search widget, meaning if you do a...
If Chrome really isn't your browser of choice and you prefer Firefox, you'll be interested to know Mozilla has now released the latest update to the Google Play Store. This update targets tablets more so than anything else but it has plenty of all-around fixes included as well: Native UI for tablets, including faster startup and a beautiful new Awesome Bar! Desktop sites can...
Just last week Mozilla took to Twitter to announce something big for Android was coming our way. Of course, the Firefox logo being used in the promotional material was a dead give way but that didn't stop the speculation from happening. With it now being "next week", Mozilla has taken the covers off what they had to announce and sure enough (as some guessed and was earlier confirmed) it...
The folks at Mozilla have taken to Twitter to tease us all about a big BIG update in Firefox for Android next week. The details are sparse (as they should be in any teasers worth their salt) only promising something fast, smart, and safe. Firefox development for Android has been steady, but slow, with small and frequent updates to their beta builds. This has many Android users less...