News articles, tutorials, add-ons and other miscellaneous tips for the Mozilla Firefox Web Browser.
Firefox 56 is now available to download. The latest update to the browser isn’t exactly packed with changes but it does include a new search function in the settings area to make it faster to find […]
It supports 'legacy' Firefox add-ons, ALSA, and browser plugins like Java — so why isn't Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) available on Ubuntu?
If you've been longing to see some progress on Firefox GTK header bar support you're going to want to feast your eyes on this.
Ubuntu users can now upgrade to the latest stable release of Mozilla Firefox through the Software Updater tool, without the need for extra PPAs.
Firefox Sync support will be the headline feature in GNOME Web 3.26, letting you sync browser tabs, history and other data between Epiphany/Web and Firefox.
Firefox 55 features a number of welcome improvements in memory usage and startup time, and offers 'search suggestions' in the URL bar.
The hype around Firefox 57 is building fast. In this post we show you how to get an advance hands-on with it using Firefox Nightly.
Firefox 57 is shaping up to be one of the browser's biggest and most important releases in its history — but might it also bring an update logo?
'Firefox Send' is an experimental new feature that lets you easily and securely send file(s) up to 1GB to another person using your browser.
Tab hoarders rejoice because Firefox 55 is ridiculously good at handling a stack load of tabs. Tests show faster startup times and lower memory use.
Firefox marketshare is in decline and former Mozilla CTO Andreas Gal thinks he knows why. But are things really as bleak as the data suggests?
Ubuntu users can now upgrade the latest Firefox 54 release through Software Updater, but Firefox's new multiprocess handling is disabled by default.