The Firefox I loved is gone - how to protect your privacy on it now

ZDNET I used to be a Firefox fan. That was a long time ago. Also: The best secure browsers for privacy Over the years, tens of millions of other Firefox users and I have given up on the browser. Recently, Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, changed Firefox's data practices and privacy policies so that you granted Mozilla far more control over your data. Firefox users are unhappy about these changes. Why are people unhappy with Firefox? It all began on Feb. 27, 2025. Then, Mozilla introduced official Firefox Terms of Use and updated its Privacy Notice. This marked the first time Mozilla had a legally binding privacy policy for Firefox users. Before, its policies relied on open-source licenses and informal privacy commitments. Also: Firefox expands access to popular AI chatbots right from the sidebar For decades, one of Firefox's biggest selling points was that it gave you more privacy than Chrome or Edge. Under this new policy, though, Mozilla claimed: "When you upload or input ... Read full article.