Mozilla has begun to roll out two-factor authentication in Firefox accounts. For Firefox users, here’s how to enable two-factor authentication in Firefox.
To answer one of the web’s most divisive questions: which is better, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox? Loyalists on either side will tell you that their browser is the best, so the only way to reach a verdict is to compare numbers.
If you are a Firefox and Facebook user, you can use the Facebook Container add-on to keep Facebook’s tracking strictly inside its own tab and disable its trackers on external pages.
Pocket is built into the Firefox browser, but not everyone’s a fan of the Pocket integration. If you’re someone who dislikes it, here’s how you can disable Pocket in Firefox.
If you have upgraded to Firefox Quantum and are a web developer, here are some of the best add-ons for web development that will work in Firefox Quantum.
Firefox’s NoScript add-on has been updated to work with Firefox Quantum. This tutorial touches on the basics of NoScript’s new method of operation and how to use it to block scripts.
Firefox 55 added a new privacy feature, called First-Party Isolation, that safeguards users from cross-site tracking. Here’s how you can enable First-Party Isolation in Firefox.
Mozilla wants to help eliminate in-page popups or at least provide something in the Firefox browser that makes it easier to work around them. Read on to find out more.
Firefox is a heavily customizable browser. One of the many settings you can change are the search engines installed within the browser. Learn how you can add, create and manage the search engines in Firefox.
If you just switched to Firefox, you’ll want to import your bookmarks or favorites from your current browser. This tutorial will walk you through the process of importing user data from Chrome to Firefox.
Firefox 57 comes with a lot of changes, and that includes a new tab design. Learn how you can customize the Firefox Quantum new tab page to your liking.
The release of the new Firefox Quantum promises amazing speed, new minimal design, and a bunch of changes that will make Firefox go head-to-head against the other browsers.
Javascript can be useful and harmful at the same time. Here is how you can block intrusive javascript by selectively blocking certain sources of Javascript.
