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Apple Adds iCloud Passwords Support For Mozilla Firefox Via Browser Extension on Windows
After being listed on Mozilla Firefox’s add-ons page for months, the iCloud autofill passwords extension is now functional for Windows 11 users. Earlier, Apple had only provided support for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, according to Reddit users. However, there is no standalone password manager for iCloud passwords.
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Mozilla's Pocket Bookmarking Service to Shut Down in July: Top Four Pocket Alternatives in 2025
Mozilla's Pocket read-it-later web bookmarking service will be discontinued in July. Users have a few months to export their data before permanent deletion. While some Pocket functionalities will remain accessible via Firefox, users dependent on the social bookmarking app can try these four alternatives as the service prepares to shut down in the c...
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Mozilla Hit With Privacy Complaint Over Firefox User Tracking
Mozilla's Firefox browser has been accused of tracking user behaviour on websites without consent. Vienna-based advocacy group NOYB has filed a complaint with the Austrian data protection authority.
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Mozilla Faces Privacy Complaint Over Firefox User Tracking
The digital rights group NOYB (None Of Your Business) said Mozilla has enabled a feature that turned the browser into a tracking tool for websites without directly telling its users.
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Apple, Google to Reportedly Fix a Major Security Flaw in Safari and Chrome Browsers
Apple, Google, and Mozilla’s browsers reportedly have a major security vulnerability which has existed for years. The zero-day vulnerability is related to the IP address 0.0.0.0 which is private to the user’s device. The exploit can allow bad actors to send queries through it to breach the system and steal data.
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Google May Make Android's Root Store Updatable Via Play Services On Android 14: Report
Google is reportedly working on introducing root certificates to be synced via Google Play Services on Android 14 instead of the current mechanism that requires full system updates to be made for root certificates to be updated. The development was spotted by Mishaal Rehman and suggested that the move could have been triggered by Google's fallout w...
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Google Pays Billions to Industry Giants to Maintain Top Search Engine Spot, Says US DOJ
Google reportedly pays billions of dollars every year to industry giants like Apple, Samsung, Motorola, and more to remain the default search engine on their products. The DOJ has claimed that these contracts violate antitrust laws.
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Clean Up Your Browser’s Cache, Cookies, and History for a Faster Computer
You should often clear your browser’s cache, cookies, and history to protect your personal information, free up some space, and boost the performance of your computer. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it on Google Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox.
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CERT-In Detects Threats With High Severity in iPhone, iPad, Mac, ChromeOS and Firefox Browser
CERT-In has found multiple vulnerabilities of high severity in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Google ChromeOS, and Mozilla Firefox internet browser, which can enable a cyber attacker to perform denial-of-service attacks. Luckily, they can be fixed by installing software updates.
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Apple Pay Said to Work on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on iOS 16 Beta 4 Ahead of EU Antitrust Rules
Apple Pay may soon support payments on third-party browsers, with the arrival of iOS 16 later this year. On the latest iOS 16 beta 4, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox can display the "Continue with Apple Pay" option on Apple's checkout page. As if iOS 15, users can only use Apple Pay on the company’s Safari browser, but the chan...
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EU Antitrust Regulators Probing Alliance for Open Media’s Video Licensing Policy, Ahead of Incoming EU Rules
Antitrust regulators in the EU are probing the video licensing policy of the Alliance for Open Media (AOM), according to the European Commission. The investigation will look into the policy of the group, that includes companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Netflix, YouTube, Microsoft, Mozilla, Cisco and Tencent. AOM aims to create a new sta...
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Mozilla Firefox Rolling Out Cross-Site Tracking Protection By Default for All Users
Mozilla Firefox is rolling out Total Cookie Protection by default for all its users on Windows and Mac to protect them from cross-site tracking.
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Firefox Translations Add-on Released by Mozilla Translates Web Pages Offline
Firefox Translations add-on by Mozilla that locally translates the text in and from any language was launched earlier this week. It is currently available for eight languages, while work for four more languages is underway.
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Mozilla Firefox 100 Brings Picture-in-Picture Subtitle Support, More Features to Desktop and Android
Mozilla Firefox 100 has been released for desktop and Android. It brings support for subtitles in the picture-in-picture mode.
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Mental Health, Prayer Apps Have Serious Privacy, Security Issues: Mozilla Researchers
Mental health and prayer apps have failed to maintain privacy and data security of their users, a group of researchers at Mozilla have found as a result of a 255-hour study.
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Apple Adds iCloud Passwords Support For Mozilla Firefox Via Browser Extension on Windows
After being listed on Mozilla Firefox’s add-ons page for months, the iCloud autofill passwords extension is now functional for Windows 11 users. Earlier, Apple had only provided support for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, according to Reddit users. However, there is no standalone password manager for iCloud passwords.
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Mozilla's Pocket Bookmarking Service to Shut Down in July: Top Four Pocket Alternatives in 2025
Mozilla's Pocket read-it-later web bookmarking service will be discontinued in July. Users have a few months to export their data before permanent deletion. While some Pocket functionalities will remain accessible via Firefox, users dependent on the social bookmarking app can try these four alternatives as the service prepares to shut down in the c...
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Mozilla Hit With Privacy Complaint Over Firefox User Tracking
Mozilla's Firefox browser has been accused of tracking user behaviour on websites without consent. Vienna-based advocacy group NOYB has filed a complaint with the Austrian data protection authority.
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Mozilla Faces Privacy Complaint Over Firefox User Tracking
The digital rights group NOYB (None Of Your Business) said Mozilla has enabled a feature that turned the browser into a tracking tool for websites without directly telling its users.
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Apple, Google to Reportedly Fix a Major Security Flaw in Safari and Chrome Browsers
Apple, Google, and Mozilla’s browsers reportedly have a major security vulnerability which has existed for years. The zero-day vulnerability is related to the IP address 0.0.0.0 which is private to the user’s device. The exploit can allow bad actors to send queries through it to breach the system and steal data.
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Google May Make Android's Root Store Updatable Via Play Services On Android 14: Report
Google is reportedly working on introducing root certificates to be synced via Google Play Services on Android 14 instead of the current mechanism that requires full system updates to be made for root certificates to be updated. The development was spotted by Mishaal Rehman and suggested that the move could have been triggered by Google's fallout w...
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Google Pays Billions to Industry Giants to Maintain Top Search Engine Spot, Says US DOJ
Google reportedly pays billions of dollars every year to industry giants like Apple, Samsung, Motorola, and more to remain the default search engine on their products. The DOJ has claimed that these contracts violate antitrust laws.
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Clean Up Your Browser’s Cache, Cookies, and History for a Faster Computer
You should often clear your browser’s cache, cookies, and history to protect your personal information, free up some space, and boost the performance of your computer. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it on Google Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox.
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CERT-In Detects Threats With High Severity in iPhone, iPad, Mac, ChromeOS and Firefox Browser
CERT-In has found multiple vulnerabilities of high severity in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, Google ChromeOS, and Mozilla Firefox internet browser, which can enable a cyber attacker to perform denial-of-service attacks. Luckily, they can be fixed by installing software updates.
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Apple Pay Said to Work on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on iOS 16 Beta 4 Ahead of EU Antitrust Rules
Apple Pay may soon support payments on third-party browsers, with the arrival of iOS 16 later this year. On the latest iOS 16 beta 4, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox can display the "Continue with Apple Pay" option on Apple's checkout page. As if iOS 15, users can only use Apple Pay on the company’s Safari browser, but the chan...
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EU Antitrust Regulators Probing Alliance for Open Media’s Video Licensing Policy, Ahead of Incoming EU Rules
Antitrust regulators in the EU are probing the video licensing policy of the Alliance for Open Media (AOM), according to the European Commission. The investigation will look into the policy of the group, that includes companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Netflix, YouTube, Microsoft, Mozilla, Cisco and Tencent. AOM aims to create a new sta...
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Mozilla Firefox Rolling Out Cross-Site Tracking Protection By Default for All Users
Mozilla Firefox is rolling out Total Cookie Protection by default for all its users on Windows and Mac to protect them from cross-site tracking.
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Firefox Translations Add-on Released by Mozilla Translates Web Pages Offline
Firefox Translations add-on by Mozilla that locally translates the text in and from any language was launched earlier this week. It is currently available for eight languages, while work for four more languages is underway.
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Mozilla Firefox 100 Brings Picture-in-Picture Subtitle Support, More Features to Desktop and Android
Mozilla Firefox 100 has been released for desktop and Android. It brings support for subtitles in the picture-in-picture mode.
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Mental Health, Prayer Apps Have Serious Privacy, Security Issues: Mozilla Researchers
Mental health and prayer apps have failed to maintain privacy and data security of their users, a group of researchers at Mozilla have found as a result of a 255-hour study.
