Clifford led How To coverage. He spent a handful of years at Peachpit Press, editing books on everything from the first iPhone to Python. He also worked at a handful of now-dead computer magazines, ...

How bad is Firefox's fall? In June 2014, Firefox hit a new five-year low of 15.6 percent market share. Back in October 2009, Firefox was on the rise and had reached 23.75 percent. Life was good. Since ...

For the last couple of years, Mozilla has offered its useful Test Pilot program that lets anyone try out new features it’s thinking about incorporating into its Firefox web browser. A couple more ...

Mozilla’s Firefox web browser has gotten a new look. Now rolling out in version 89 is a massive redesign, putting simplified design, cleaner menus, and tab pages front and center. The biggest change ...

The Firefox web browser for Android has offered a way to “install” web apps from Firefox Marketplace for a while. But up until now that just meant you’d see a shortcut on your home screen and when you ...

Mozilla has officially brought multi-process support to the Firefox web browser. After debuting multi-process support in Firefox 48 beta a few months ago, the developers have dropped the beta label.

Mozilla’s latest service might make you feel like a secret spy. The nonprofit behind the popular open-source Firefox web browser has launched its new encrypted self-destructing file-sharing platform, ...

Once upon a time I was a big Firefox fan. Firefox 1.0 was a world better than the decrepit Internet Explorer 6 in 2005. A decade later it's a different story. Mozilla and Firefox are the zombies, and ...

When Google Chrome first launched in 2008, it had a lot of innovations, like its multiprocess architecture, that made it the superior browser to use at the time. However, fast-forward 15 years later, ...

Qualcomm announced today that it’s working with Mozilla to bring a compatible version of Firefox to Snapdragon-powered Windows computers on ARM. The new 64-bit version of Firefox will be optimized to ...

If you stick with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari, you're missing out on some intriguing extras, including ironclad security ...