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4.7•14 reviews•

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A non-profit with one mission defend the free and open web.

4.7•14 reviews•

562 followers

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At Mozilla, we’re a global community of technologists, thinkers and builders working together to keep the Internet alive and accessible, so people worldwide can be informed contributors and creators of the Web. We believe this act of human collaboration across an open platform is essential to individual growth and our collective future.

This is the 36th launch from Mozilla. View more

Firefox 157

Launching today

A brand new Firefox is here

Say hello to a refreshed design and more ways to make it feel like home. Your bookmarks, extensions, and shortcuts are right where you left them.

Launch tags:Productivity•Developer Tools

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Design looks really good! Minimalistic but attractive UI and not cluttered at all. Really like that new simplistic way of browsing with Firefox therefore Kudos to you guys at Mozilla!

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11mo ago

Introducing AI, the Firefox way — as a bolt on, not deeply integrated

While @OpenAI throws its weight behind a fundamental rethinking of the browser through an AI lens in ChatGPT Atlas, Firefox, which peaked in 2009, continues to hold on to internet ideals from the same period.

As such, it is pursuing the easily-jettisoned strategy of exploring adding an "AI Window" to Firefox, like a back alley where internet users can go "do their nasty", but not have it pollute their regular web usage.

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4.7

Based on 14 reviews

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Reviewers largely see Mozilla through Firefox: a fast, privacy-first, open-source browser with strong extensions, easy sync, and long-term reliability, often preferred to Chrome for transparency and user control. The main user complaints are familiar ones: higher memory use, occasional lag behind Chrome on performance and site compatibility, and missing integration with Apple’s password manager. Makers of Oasis Browser add that Firefox’s security features, documentation, and architecture made it practical to build on, reinforcing Mozilla’s reputation for privacy and solid engineering.

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•4 reviews

Great! doesnt use too much space on my computer. But wish it would integrate with apple password manager.

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resource efficient (1)

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lack of integration with apple password manager (1)

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•42 reviews

I am using Firefox and Thunderbird since more than 20 years. And even I tried many other tools, these 2 are still a gold standard for me :-)

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used Mozilla to build Oasis Browser for Mac instead of Chromium

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Huge thanks to Mozilla and the Firefox community for the incredible work you continue to invest into Firefox. It has been the foundation for our Oasis browser, giving us a mature, battle tested engine to build on while still aligning with our values around user respect and control. There are many powerful capabilities in Firefox that most people never see, yet they are exactly the kinds of features that serious users and organizations need. Mozilla’s long standing focus on privacy and security made Firefox an easy choice for Oasis. Built in tracking protection and ad blocking, advanced security protections, and the ongoing work around integrated VPN support fit perfectly with our vision of making Oasis a secure refuge on the internet. These are not afterthoughts or add ons, they are first class parts of the Firefox experience, which lets us build on a solid security posture from day one. From a product and engineering standpoint, building on Firefox was also more straightforward and less resource intensive for our early team than starting from Chromium. Firefox’s architecture, tooling, and documentation gave us a clear path to ship quickly without recreating years of browser engineering effort on our own. Just as important, Mozilla’s values resonate deeply with us. The work around trustworthy AI, healthy online communities, and a strong commitment to security and privacy reflects the kind of internet we want Oasis to help create. We are grateful for the ecosystem, the community, and the principles behind Firefox, and we are excited to carry that spirit forward as we build Oasis.