A hot potato: Mozilla has started accepting Manifest V3 add-ons for the code-signing process of the AMO store. From June 2023, Chrome will only accept MV3 extensions and crippled ad-blocking tools.

Mozilla has allowed Avast and AVG's extensions back on the Firefox addon store after Avast reduced the amount of tracking data being sent back to its servers. At the beginning of December, Mozilla ...

Both the Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox teams are cracking down on web browser extensions that steal user data and execute remote code, among other bad actions. Browser extensions are add-ons that ...

Mozilla’s latest announcement notes the support for extensions on Firefox for Android devices. All supported extensions can be found on the Firefox browser’s add-on page, and at the time of writing, ...

What is a Mozilla Firefox Addon or Extension? Mozilla Firefox addons or extensions are programs that can be installed into Firefox in order to change the browser's functionality. This includes adding ...

If your Firefox profile gets corrupted and you have to create a new profile or your computer crashes and you have to reinstall Firefox, the extensions that you enabled in your previous Firefox ...

Firefox is among the rare web browsers that supports extensions on Android. For that alone, it's worth using over Google Chrome. Extensions let you enhance your browsing experience by adding useful ...

Facebook is the most widely used social networking site today which is available on the web, desktop as well as mobile. Because of its popularity, there have been a huge number of mobile apps to ...

Instead of bookmarking pages, you can save a webpage to read it later. Here are some of the best Chrome, Edge, and Firefox extensions to save a page to read later. You can save pages or articles so ...

Mozilla is opening the floodgates on extensions for Firefox on Android, with hundreds of new add-ons arriving in December. In a blog post, Mozilla explains that Firefox extensions compatible with ...

Mozilla and Google are cracking down on malicious and abusive extensions available for the Firefox and Chrome browsers, respectively. The moves come in response to the recent detection of add-ons that ...