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Firefox Bans Cross-Site Tracking By Default

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Mozilla is now shielding all Firefox users by default from cross-site tracking while browsing the Web. 
Communications & Telecom

Mozilla Releases Firefox Version 100 With New Features

IT World Canada Staff -
Mozilla has released Firefox version 100, which is available this week for both desktop and mobile versions. New features are available in both desktop and mobile versions of the new update. In the desktop version, subtitles and captions are now supported in Firefox’s picture-in-picture mode for videos. Three major sites, including YouTube, Netflix and Amazon […]
Security

Mozilla Fixes Firefox Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

IT World Canada Staff -
Mozilla fixed the privilege escalation vulnerability in the Firefox 97 security update.

Ad Blockers Top Firefox’s List Of Popular Browser Extension

IT World Canada Staff -
Firefox’s list of the most popular and innovative add-on browser extensions of 2021 was dominated by ad blockers, a clear sign that users value their privacy without being tracked. To determine which add-ons are most popular, Firefox calculates its average daily users (ADU) throughout the year. In 2021, Adblock Plus topped the list with an […]

Mozilla Launches Firefox Relay New Premium Plan

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Mozilla recently unveiled Firefox Relay, a new premium plan that offers more when it comes to email aliases and others.
Emerging Tech

MapleSEC.ca 2021 – day 1 attendee diary

Jim Love -
Canada's nationwide cybersecurity event, MapleSEC, opened for a second year with a look at the threat landscape, appropriately titled 'Standing On Guard'. Between the...
Careers & Education

Hashtag Trending – New AirPods released; Firefox update blocks autoplay video; EU fines Google $1.7B

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Apple released new AirPods. The new FireFox browser prevents the most annoying feature on the web. And Google is fined by the European Union...

Hashtag Trending: Yahoo makes $50m breach payout; Mozilla to match Tor Project donations; Algorithm portrait to be auctioned

Shruti Shekar -
Yahoo is agreeing to pay $50-million in damages to 200 million people, Mozilla is matching all donations to an open source initiative for better online privacy, and a portrait created by an algorithm is going to be auctioned off.

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