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Enhancing System Compatibility: Introducing Mozilla’s .deb Package for the Robust Firefox Version, Ideal for Debian and Ubuntu

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8 months ago
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Mozilla has recently released a .deb package for Firefox Stable, specifically designed for Debian and Ubuntu-based distributions. This comes after months of testing the Nightly version since October 2023. The...

Firefox 121 has arrived: The Linux edition opts for Wayland as the default interface, promising enhanced performance and streamlined user experience.

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9 months ago
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Mozilla has released Firefox 121, the final version of this year. The major change is the transition to the Linux version, where Firefox now directly uses the Wayland display manager...

Introducing the Unveiling of Firefox for Android’s Extension Hub, Straight from Desktop’s Headquarters

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9 months ago
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Mozilla has opened up the availability of extensions on Firefox for Android, as previously announced. Currently, there are approximately 450 extensions that have been tested and are ready for use...

The Metamorphosis: Firefox Account Transmuted to Mozilla Account, Resonating Versatility for Diverse Utility

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10 months ago
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Mozilla has recently announced a rebranding of its Firefox Account, now known as Mozilla Account. This change reflects the fact that the account can be used with other services within...

Firefox Introduces One-Time Use Email Service Firefox Relay Directly in the Browser

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1 year ago
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Mozilla has announced the integration of Firefox Relay, a one-time use email service for privacy, directly within the Firefox browser.The idea behind Relay is to create random email masks for...

Firefox Supports Importing Chrome Extensions from the Same Device

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1 year ago
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Since 2017, Firefox has been using the WebExtension system, similar to Chrome. However, users were limited to installing extensions only from addons.mozilla.com. Chrome extension developers had to distribute their files...