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Diary of an Engine Diversity Absolutist
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Mozilla lays off seventy as it waits for new products to generate revenue
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Firefox 72.0 release notes
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Firefox Private Network
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Firefox 71.0 has been released
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Firefox UI is now built with Web Components
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Firefox’s fight for the future of the web: With Google’s Chrome dominating the market, not-for-profit rival Mozilla is staking a comeback on its dedication to privacy
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What half of iPhone users don’t know about their privacy
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Bytecode Alliance: Building a secure by default, composable future for WebAssembly
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Give Firefox a chance for a faster, calmer and distraction-free internet
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ISPs lied to Congress to spread confusion about encrypted DNS, Mozilla says
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Firefox to hide notification popups by default starting next year
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Firefox 70 has been released
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Firefox’s New WebSocket Inspector
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CSS is weird because it's solving a weird problem: what does it mean to design for an infinite and unknown canvas?
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Moving Firefox to a faster four-week release cycle
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Coil, Mozilla, and Creative Commons have launched Grant for the Web, a $100 million fund to invest in reshaping the economics of the web
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Configuring networks to disable DNS over HTTPS
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Firefox’s test pilot program returns with Firefox Private Network beta
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Firefox 69.0 released
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Mozilla’s Manifest v3 FAQ
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Mozilla CEO Chris Beard will step down at the end of 2019
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New & Experimental CSS Tools in Firefox
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Mozilla takes action to protect users in Kazakhstan
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All Tridactyl installations might get removed by Firefox on Aug 21
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As authoritarian governments surveil the internet, open source projects decide how to respond
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MDN (beta) is now built with React
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Add-Ons Outage Post-Mortem Result
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Testing Picture-in-Picture for videos in Firefox 69 Beta and Developer Edition
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Firefox 68 released
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UK ISP group names Mozilla 'Internet Villain' for supporting 'DNS-over-HTTPS'
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Mozilla CEO: Paid, premium features for Firefox coming this fall
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Reinventing Firefox for Android: a Preview
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Firefox: The evolution of a brand
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Firefox 67 released - Updates focused on performance and privacy
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Mozilla Firefox Preview, new Firefox browser, is available on Google Play
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Mozilla Research Call: Tune up Tor for Integration and Scale
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Firefox bug: All extensions disabled due to expiration of intermediate signing cert
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Technical details on the recent Firefox add-on outage
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Firefox 66.0.4 has been released - fixes disabled extensions/add-ons
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It’s Complicated: Mozilla’s 2019 Internet Health Report
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Former Mozilla exec: Google has sabotaged Firefox for years
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Protections against fingerprinting and cryptocurrency mining available in Firefox Nightly and Beta
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Standardizing WASI: A system interface to run WebAssembly outside the web
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Today’s Firefox release aims to reduce your online annoyances
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Open Source Doesn’t Make Money Because It Isn’t Designed To Make Money
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How secure and private is Firefox?
I was browsing r/privacy today and I came across this guy going on about how Mozilla was just pretending to be privacy focused. Here's his comment. Now I don't really know what to think of this,...
I was browsing r/privacy today and I came across this guy going on about how Mozilla was just pretending to be privacy focused. Here's his comment. Now I don't really know what to think of this, and frankly, I'm getting really exhausted of hearing about how all the things I'm using aren't actually trustworthy. So can so someone put my mind to rest? Does this guy's claims have any truth to them? Thanks.
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Mozilla releases Iodide, an open source browser tool for publishing dynamic data science
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Firefox Send's free encrypted file transfers are now available to all
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