Mozilla laid out on Tuesday the steps it will take to put the final nails into the coffin containing Adobe Flash. "Firefox version 84 will be the final version to support Flash. On January 26, 2021 ...

The newest version of Firefox comes with new AI features and accessibility improvements, plus fixes to numerous security ...

Why it matters: Windows 7 went out of Microsoft's extended support (through the Extended Security Updates paid program) in January, and software companies are now revealing they will do the same in ...

Mozilla Firefox 143 brings new features and improvements, including access to Microsoft's AI chatbot, date info in the ...

Mozilla Firefox 85 was released today with supercookie protection to block hidden trackers from tracking Firefox users' activity while browsing the Internet. With the release of Firefox 85, all other ...

The non-profit maker of Firefox, Mozilla, has launched a new premium service for enterprise customers that use the open-source browser. It's the second commercial service launched by Mozilla in the ...

Mozilla has told users of its Lockwise password management app that it will officially end support for the app on December 13. While the password manager will continue to work after that date, it will ...

Mozilla has announced plans to offer an annual Extended Support Release (ESR) of Firefox for enterprises and other adopters that don't want to keep up with the browser's new rapid release cycle. Each ...

Mozilla wants to allow extensions made for Chrome to also work on Firefox. Extensions are a popular way to add functionality to your browser, but just like app development, developers often have to ...

Firefox 52 is out today, and it's a landmark release for a couple of reasons. The release is the final major version to support two legacy operating systems: Windows XP and Windows Vista. Future major ...

This month, Mozilla has announced plans to phase out support for the Firefox web browser app on the Amazon Fire TV product line. Amazon Fire TV exists both as an app and a physical stick that TV ...

Going against its initial hopes, Mozilla starts adding support for the patent-encumbered H.264 video compression standard. Perhaps it'll get revenge through WebRTC. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET ...