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Chrome may dominate, but Firefox is a known name among browsers for a reason. Whether you care about features, performance, or privacy, it could be a better fit for you.

There’s a long list of things that make browsing the internet feel like living in a dystopian hellscape, and annoying cookie banners and consent

Google Chrome 88 introduced the Manifest V3 API for extensions, which changes how extensions work in the browser. Mozilla has now outlined its plans for integrating those changes into Firefox.

Data harvested without consent and before forms are submitted in many cases, researchers claim

Legislation deputizing people to find, sue, and collect damages from anyone who tries to help people seeking abortion care creates serious digital privacy and security risks for those involved in abortion access. Patients, their family members and friends, doctors, nurses, clinic staff,...

A fork of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom. No experiments, adware, annoyances, or unnecessary distractions

There are big differences among popular ad blockers. We put them to the test to see which one is best for cleaning up your browsing experience.

These additions to Chrome save time and money, help me keep up with friends, and protect me while on the internet.

If you have visited the Chrome Web Store recently, you may have noticed that many extensions show up with a featured and established publisher badge on the Store.

Worried about privacy concerns and anticompetitive practices, or maybe you just want new online search options?