Private browsing leaves smaller digital footprints, giving away less about what you do and where you go online.Ĭleaning up your online space isn’t just good feng shui, it can lessen the worry of being tracked. On Firefox, private browsing means we don’t save information about where you’ve been, clicked or looked. Speaking of private browsing, it’s a powerful privacy tool that’s easy to use. That’s why we give you the option to block third-party trackers and content blocking on private and regular browsing mode. Blocking third-party trackers can help by not allowing the annoying “cookies” tracking that enables ads. We recommend creating a Master Password to safeguard all of your passwords in case your computer is lost or stolen.īeing followed doesn’t make anyone feel safe, even if it’s an annoying ad following you on the web. We don’t store logins or passwords on the cloud because it’s more vulnerable to hacks.Ĭreate secure passwords for every account and Password Manager will remember them all. (Unless you have a photographic memory, in which case, congratulations!)įirefox Password Manager stores all usernames and passwords in an encrypted format on your hard drive. Most people can’t remember every single password, especially if they’re secure passwords. Below is a list of the most important ones we focus on at Firefox.Ī password manager should help you create strong passwords and protect them across accounts. There are lots of other ways that can make a safe browser. Writing a privacy policy that’s straightforward and coming up with tools that protect your privacy. In this tech company, that means telling you what we know about you, and why we collect that information. That is why we make Firefox with security features and add-ons that help us make the web safer for you. You can shut the blinds or choose not to answer the door.
When stepping inside a home or office, it’s your right to be comfortable, safe and secure. After all, the web is your home away from home, your workspace or your storage unit. At Firefox, we believe you have the right to privacy on the internet. Building a safe browser is an art and a science because there are no set rules.
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