Mozilla Firefox 69, what you should know.

kltaylor

(Source: https://www.engadget.com/2019/09/03/firefox-69-blocks-cookies-crypto-mining/)

"After announcing new security efforts in June, Mozilla is now rolling out the features for all Firefox users on Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. By partnering with Disconnect, Firefox will now block third-party cookies; it can also block crypto-miners from accessing users' hardware. With Firefox 69 (rolling out today), these options will be enabled by default."

If you haven't made the switch, please consider moving to make Firefox your default browser, until the other teams add the same security features to their applications.

If you're already using Firefox, please ensure that your browser is completely up-to-date by following the steps in this page.

Pooh

If you're a MacUser (like yours bearly) then there's an extra bonus coming soon with Firefox 70 (due October):

https://www.zdnet.com/article/upcoming-firefox-update-will-decrease-power-usage-on-macos-by-up-to-three-times/

kltaylor

Pooh said:

If you're a MacUser (like yours bearly) then there's an extra bonus coming soon with Firefox 70 (due October):

https://www.zdnet.com/article/upcoming-firefox-update-will-decrease-power-usage-on-macos-by-up-to-three-times/

Honestly, I feel that Firefox is making their own way to being the best browser experience that you can have.