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Illustration featuring a TIME magazine cover titled “Best Inventions of 2025,” showing a humanoid robot folding clothes, alongside a smartphone displaying the Firefox logo and a screen reading “Summarizing…” with a dessert recipe below it.
Firefox

Shake to Summarize recognized with special mention in TIME’s Best Inventions of 2025

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Firefox

Firefox profiles: Private, focused spaces for all the ways you browse

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Firefox

Celebrate the power of browser choice with Firefox. Join us live.

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Cartoon billionaires float in space on toy rockets, yachts, and boxes with text: “Billionaire Blast Off — Powered by Firefox.”
Firefox

Blast off! Firefox turns data power plays into a game

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Firefox

Firefox DNS privacy: Faster than ever, now on Android

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Three smartphone screens showing Firefox article summarized with Apple Intelligence on translation updates for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean users.
Firefox

On Firefox for iOS, summarize a page with a shake or a tap

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Internet Policy

Defending an open web: What the Google search ruling means for the future

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Firefox AI

Speeding up Firefox Local AI Runtime

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Firefox

Fast, private and secure (pick three): Introducing CRLite in Firefox

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Two smartphone screens display the Firefox logo above translated greetings. The left phone shows greetings in Chinese (你好), Japanese (こんにちは), and Korean (안녕). The right phone shows English equivalents: "Hello," "Hi," and "Hey." Above the screens are speech bubbles with language icons—one showing a Chinese character (文) and the other a Latin letter "A." The background is a dark grid-like tunnel with sparkles, suggesting translation or localization technology.
Firefox

Firefox just got better for Chinese, Japanese and Korean speakers on Android

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Firefox

It doesn’t have to be like this — join Firefox in #DailyDefiance

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Firefox

Anthony Enzor-DeMeo promoted to General Manager, Firefox

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