Mozilla Improved Firefox Privacy Protection System
It's no secret that Mozilla has always seen privacy as a feature that distinguishes Firefox from its competitors. Today, the Firefox team has released a number of new features designed to prevent advertisers and third parties from tracking user activity on the web, while making it harder for Facebook to track users. In addition, the organization also introduced a desktop password manager and made some improvements to its Firefox Monitor data loss notification service.
Dave Camp, senior vice president of Firefox, explained in a statement today the reason for the company's latest feature upgrade. A statement that in some past years, technology companies should discuss the privacy issues seriously because, after many scandals, people feel that they are vulnerable on the internet. Yes, this change happened to attract the attention of technology companies. In the Firefox team, we have done more than that. We believe that in order to truly protect users, we need to establish a new standard to put the privacy of users In the first place."
Improved Tracking System allows to the users, to avoid trackers and cookies from tracking their activities on the internet. Mozilla has been talking about new anti-tracking measures for some time. The company has previously offered similar features, but only for private windows - this is a useful tool and a good way for Mozilla to test these new features, but it's not comprehensive enough. For new users, the Enhanced Tracking Protection feature is turned on by default, but existing users either have to manually activate this feature or wait for Mozilla to open it for a while.
On the Firefox browser, users will see these new features in the settings menu, which are in the form of a new set of controls, and the new shield icon in the address bar will also be displayed. Under the default standard settings, Enhanced Tracking Protection will block all third-party tracking cookies based on the Disconnect list. Users can choose either a strict setting - which may block certain sites - or choose a custom setting.
Mozilla also today released an updated version of its Facebook container extension - although it has not been integrated directly into Firefox - users can now put the Facebook "Share" and "Like" buttons in the container, and by default Disabled. This way, once the user is locked, or if someone is not a Facebook user, Facebook will not be able to create a "shadow profile" about the user.
In addition, Mozilla extends its Lockbox password manager to desktop devices. Prior to this, Lockbox only existed as a set of mobile apps, but Mozilla also introduced the Firefox desktop extension. It also renamed it Lockwise.
While releasing a series of new features or new features, Mozilla also today introduced a new Firefox Monitor dashboard that allows users to check if their email address is being exposed during a data breach. Set an alert to alert the user to an upcoming attack. Firefox Monitor now has a dashboard that lets users see which email addresses they are monitoring and which email addresses may be compromised.
If this system is implemented Accurately, then firefox becomes secure browser also becomes better than the chrome browser because chrome uses a lot of memory. Also helpful for UC browser and UC browser mini.
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