The new Firefox design is here(blog.mozilla.org)
39 points by timpera | 28 comments
Mozilla Distilled blog post announcing the redesigned Firefox browser interface.
First screen, captured .
Looks similar
Firefox Containers Preview(blog.mozilla.org)
437 points by twapi | 120 comments
Mozilla Distilled blog post announcing a preview of native Containers in Firefox 153 for isolating cookies and logins across work, shopping, and personal browsing.
Mozilla appoints new CEO Anthony Enzor-Demeo(blog.mozilla.org)
575 points by recvonline | 863 comments
Mozilla's Distilled blog post announcing Anthony Enzor-Demeo as the organization's new CEO.
Firefox tab groups are here(blog.mozilla.org)
697 points by TangerineDream | 394 comments
Mozilla's Distilled blog post announcing that tab groups, a feature requested by thousands of users, are now available in Firefox.
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Firefox for iOS now has a native adblocker(support.mozilla.org)
639 points by pentagrama | 255 comments
Mozilla support article explaining how to block ads in Firefox for iOS; the captured page shows only a loading spinner.
Mozilla expands extension support for Firefox for Android(blog.mozilla.org)
472 points by rebelwebmaster | 184 comments
Mozilla blog post announcing expanded availability of browser extensions on Firefox for Android, dated December 14, 2023.
System-level ad-blocking in Android(kevinboone.me)
45 points by birdculture | 31 comments
Kevin Boone's article explaining how to block ads system-wide on Android in 2026 using DNS-based methods rather than per-app blockers.
No adblocker detected(maurycyz.com)
532 points by LorenDB | 288 comments
A personal blog post explaining why the author added a banner that tells visitors without an adblocker to install one such as uBlock Origin.
An update on Mozilla's terms of use for Firefox(blog.mozilla.org)
492 points by ReadCarlBarks | 300 comments
Mozilla blog post by Ajit Varma updating the language of Firefox's new Terms of Use to clarify the limited scope of its data licensing after community concerns.
Firefox is now the last major browser that still supports uBlock Origin(pcworld.com)
1603 points by DemiGuru | 608 comments
PCWorld news article reporting that Firefox is the last major browser still supporting the uBlock Origin ad blocker after Chrome's Manifest V3 changes.