Articles in “Firefox”

By Asa Dotzler and Brad Lassey Electrolysis is the project name for Mozilla’s efforts to split Firefox into multiple processes to improve responsiveness, stability, and security. The first phase of … Read more

Browser plugins, especially Flash, have enabled some of our favorite experiences on the Web, including videos and interactive content. But plugins often introduce stability, performance, and security issues for browsers. … Read more

Mozilla will end support for Firefox on OS X 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8 in August, 2016. At that time, Firefox will continue to function on these platforms but will no … Read more

At Mozilla, we strive to offer users a great experience based on transparency, choice and trust, and to make Firefox available across many platforms, devices and operating systems. Today, Mozilla … Read more

Update, June 7, 2016: Support for Widevine video CDM is now available in the general Firefox browser release. Update, April 27, 2016: Today, we will expand support of Widevine to … Read more

Four years ago, we updated the Firefox release process to the Train Model to move at the speed of the Web. More recently we improved the process further. We are … Read more

We previously announced that we would stop offering smartphones through operator channels. The main reasons behind the decision were that we could not create a compelling and differentiating end-user value … Read more

Four years ago Mozilla moved to a fixed-schedule release model, otherwise known as the Train Model, in which we released Firefox every six weeks to get features and updates to … Read more

UPDATE 2017-08-14: 64-bit Firefox is now the default on 64-bit Windows. On December 15, 2015 we released the 64-bit Firefox web browser for Windows 7 64-bit systems. This browser version … Read more