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Windows 7's Firefox lurking days from Microsoft's Graveyard are numbered — Mozilla to pull extended support for legacy operating systems on March 4, 2025

Mozilla plans to extend support for legacy versions of Windows and macOS on Firefox until March 2025, including Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, and macOS 10.12 to 10.14.

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Paris AI summit sees world leaders meet with tech figures for high-stakes talks

Paris AI summit sees world leaders meet with tech figures for high-stakes talks

AI Action Summit brings together industry and political leaders from nearly 100 countries

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The future of mobile browsers: time for a new model?

The future of mobile browsers: time for a new model?

The secret deals shaping your mobile experience - and why they might end.

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Firefox is getting rid of its 'Do Not Track' setting and what it's being replaced with is a bit of a bait and switch for privacy concerns

Is asking not to sell data the same as asking not to track it?

Firefox is ending Do Not Track, but there are better ways to protect your privacy – here's what I recommend

Firefox will soon stop supporting Do Not Track privacy protection, but that’s not as bad as it sounds.

Will Google be forced to sell Chrome and what alternative web browsers are there?

The US Justice Department wants Google to divest its popular web browser, so what happens next?

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Google may be forced to sell its Chrome browser due to monopoly complaints — potential $20 billion sale if approved by a judge

Google accuses the Department of Justice of having a ‘radical agenda’ in response to a report that claims a forced sell-off of Chrome is on the table.

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If Mozilla Foundation just laid off 30% of its staff and advocacy division, will its fight for "a free and open internet" continue?

If Mozilla Foundation just laid off 30% of its staff and advocacy division, will its fight for "a free and open internet" continue?

Mozilla recently laid off 30% of its workforce due to a “relentless onslaught of change.” It also shut down its advocacy and global programs divisions.

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I’ve been a Firefox power user since it launched 20 years ago – here’s why it still beats Chrome and Safari

I’ve been a Firefox power user since it launched 20 years ago – here’s why it still beats Chrome and Safari

Mozilla Firefox has just turned 20, and there are many reasons why it’s far better than Chrome and Safari.

Mozilla Foundation lays off 30% of staff, ends advocacy work

Mozilla Foundation lays off 30% of staff, ends advocacy work

In the same year that Mozilla laid off around 60 workers, its nonprofit Foundation is making around 30 redundant.

Are online dating and data privacy an incompatible match?

Are online dating and data privacy an incompatible match?

Mozilla is challenging Bumble, a popular dating app, to do better when it comes to users' privacy. Something is slowly changing, but you still need to do your part to protect your data.

Tor Project releases Tor Browser 14.0 – what you need to know

Tor Project releases Tor Browser 14.0 – what you need to know

Tor Browser 14.0 has been released. Discover what is new, what you need to know and how it differs from a VPN.

If Android is split away from Google it will die

If Android is split away from Google it will die

The DoJ is considering splitting Android away from Google over antitrust concerns. If that happens you should probably buy an iPhone.

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Mozilla warns of critical Firefox security flaw, so patch immediately

Mozilla warns of critical Firefox security flaw, so patch immediately

Flaw in Mozilla Firefox is being exploited in the wild, browser maker reports.

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Members of Congress pushed back on California's AI bill - Roll Call

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's veto of an artificial intelligence bill came after he was pressured by U.S. lawmakers.

Mozilla stands by its controversial privacy feature, but ready to "clear up" confusion

Noyb filed a privacy complaint in the EU against Mozilla for tracking users in Firefox without consent. Here's all you need to know.

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Microsoft cut Windows 7 support on Edge, but Mozilla says "enough" Firefox users are using it to extend support to March 2025: "Backporting security fixes is already getting increasingly painful due to the divergence"

Mozilla is extending Firefox 115's support on unsupported devices, including Windows 7, 8, and 8.1, and macOS 10.12 to 10.14, and will continue pushing important updates until April 1, 2025. Firefox 115.21 will also continue receiving updates until March 4, 2025.

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California's bizarre proposed AI regulations would make things worse, not better

California has sent a bill to the governor for signing that makes companies responsible for the terrible things people will do with AI.

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Kenya’s Ambassador Thigo Wins Mozilla Rise25 Award For AI Advocacy‌ ‌

Ambassador Philip Thigo recognized for championing responsible, inclusive, and ethical AI development, cementing Kenya's tech influence.‌ ‌

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Apple Podcasts is no longer behind the tech giant's walled garden

Apple Podcasts is now available on the web. The service is accessible on Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and other modern browsers.

Strange new Mozilla logo could be a cryptic nod to internet history

Has the Firefox maker gone Jurassic Park?

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If Google’s monopoly is broken, it will be good for consumers – and the company too

The tech giant pays billions so that its search engine is the default on our screens, but a US judge has ruled this illegal. Perhaps now we will see innovation

Major browser providers scramble to patch an 18-year-old vulnerability affecting MacOS and Linux systems but Windows remains gloriously immune

Sometimes it's good to be a Windows user. Sometimes.

An 18-year-old browser exploit leaves MacBooks and Linux laptops vulnerable — but a fix is coming

Currently, all major browsers on macOS and Linux computers are affected by what's being called the "0.0.0.0 Day" vulnerability, an ongoing 18-year issue. Is there a plan to fix it?

Chrome, Safari and other browsers vulnerable to 0.0.0.0 Day vulnerability — what you need to know

Security researchers have discovered a new zero-day vulnerability that can be used by malicious sites to bypass browser security tools.

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