We're sad to hear Arc is sunsetting later this year; we're big fans of what @arcinternet set out to do & achieved. Arc's innovations influenced some of our own features: Sidebar, Split View, and the upcoming Mini Window. If you're currently an Arc user, what features do you want to see in your next browser?
@ericsalinas@arcinternet This is exactly the kind of detail we're after. Pins that belong to a workspace instead of being global isn't on our public roadmap, but we're passing it on to the product team. Mozilla Connect is another great place to make the case https://t.co/vcs336r79M
In 2004, we took on tech giants to give you a real choice. 20+ years later, we're still fighting for the internet you love, and we've been busy.
Here are 4 ways Firefox keeps getting better: 1/5
Got questions about how Firefox approaches security? Ask the team directly.
We're hosting a live Reddit AMA tomorrow in r/cybersecurity at 4pm GMT for Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The team will share how they secure an open-source browser at this scale. Link to come soon.
Got questions about how Firefox approaches security? Ask the team directly.
We're hosting a live Reddit AMA tomorrow in r/cybersecurity at 4pm GMT for Cybersecurity Awareness Month. The team will share how they secure an open-source browser at this scale. Link to come soon.
Most people don’t choose their browser. But if you use Firefox, then you did, and that choice deserves to be respected regardless of where you live. 1/4
You should get to choose the technology you interact with everyday, and have that choice actually be respected. We’re asking Microsoft to fix this everywhere, not just where the law requires it. 4/4 https://t.co/tCiDzBfjJa
More than 100 days ago, we not only published the findings, we actually spoke directly with Microsoft. The answer? They will do more to respect people’s choices only where the law requires it like in the EU. 3/4