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Memory bit flips cause up to 15% of Firefox crashes, asserts Mozilla engineer figure inferred from 470,000 auto-submitted crash reports - Tomshardware - 8/03 6:00 pm A Mozilla engineer has shared survey data and calculations suggesting that up to 15% of Firefox crashes are due to a bit flip |
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How Anthropic's Claude Helped Mozilla to Improve Firefox's Security - Slashdot - 8/03 4:07 am "It took Anthropic's most advanced artificial-intelligence model about 20 minutes to find its first Firefox browser bug during an internal test of its hacking prowess," reports the Wall Street Journal |
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How Anthropic's Claude Helped Mozilla Improve Firefox's Security - Slashdot - 8/03 4:07 am "It took Anthropic's most advanced artificial-intelligence model about 20 minutes to find its first Firefox browser bug during an internal test of its hacking prowess," reports the Wall Street Journal |
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Firefox taps Anthropic AI bug hunter, but rancid RAM still flipping bits - Theregister - 7/03 4:41 am Now if only device makers would deliver higher quality components Thanks to Anthropic's AI and its bug-detecting abilities, Firefox users can now enjoy stronger security |
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Mozilla Is Working On a Big Firefox Redesign - Slashdot - 7/03 4:00 am darwinmac writes: Mozilla is working on a huge redesign for its Firefox browser, codenamed "Nova," which will bring pastel gradients, a refreshed new tab page, floating "island" UI elements, |
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Firefox 149 beta develops a split personality - Theregister - 3/03 7:17 am A handy feature you can already try in recent versions The new beta of the next version of Firefox lets you view two web pages side by side, with a split you can drag with your mouse. |
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UK government's Vulnerability Monitoring System is working - fixes flow far faster - Theregister - 2/03 11:38 am PLUS: Firefox adds XSS protection; Leadership turnover at CISA; FTC exempts some data collection Infosec In Brief DNS vulnerabilities are being addressed 84 percent faster in the UK public sector thanks to an automated vulnerability scanning system established as part of a program kicked off early last year. |
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Firefox adds AI kill switch for users who are sick and tired of AI-everything - Mashable - 27/02 1:41 am Firefox is rolling out an AI killswitch with its latest update. |
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Firefox 148 adds master switch for browser bot bother - Theregister - 25/02 11:31 pm While Thunderbird 148 improves MS Exchange support and sign-on security It's not the only new feature in Firefox 148 yet one thing is very definitely the big news: the global off switch for its AI features that the company announced earlier this month is now included. |
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Firefox 148 Now Available With The New AI Controls, AI Kill Switches - Slashdot - 24/02 9:00 pm Firefox 148 introduces granular AI controls and a global "AI kill switch" that allows users to disable or selectively manage the browser's AI features |
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AdGuard VPN browser extension lands on Firefox for Android and gets a visual boost - Techradar - 23/02 6:36 pm AdGuard VPNs 2.8 version supports Firefox for Android and boosts UI for a smoother streaming experience |
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Mullvad VPN review: Near-total privacy with a few sacrifices - Engadget - 11/02 9:00 pm Check out how we test VPNs to learn more about the new standards we're using. Findings at a glance Category Notes Installation and UI All apps share roughly the same user interface Apps are responsive and easy to navigate, with no design choices that would threaten beginners Lack of "fastest server" button is an issue Browser extension is only available on Firefox and still in beta Speed Reasonably good average latency Reduces download speeds by 26 percent and upload speeds by 17 percent Speed declines are consistent and chartable All speed metrics are quite good on nearby servers Security Only uses WireGuard protocol No IP address leaks, even when switching servers Packet test showed successful encryption Pricing Always costs 5 Euro per month, though prices outside Europe depend on exchange rates No auto-renewal membership lasts until money runs out Can pay using cash or by purchasing scratch-off vouchers on Amazon 14 day money-back guarantee, except on cash payments Bundles Only app besides the VPN is the free Mullvad Browser, which removes the tracking habits of typical web browsers Allows several smaller VPNs to use its servers in their networks Privacy policy No vague lines or loopholes in privacy policy Only saves account numbers and expiration dates for each user Uses an extremely limited range of cookies with no marketing trackers Has undergone a total of 17 audits of different aspects of its service Swedish police demanded customer information in 2023; Mullvad couldn't comply because the data wasn't logged Virtual location change Unblocked Netflix 13 out of 15 times When it failed, virtual location was still changed Server network 90 locations in 50 countries, majority in North America and Europe No virtual servers whatsoever Features DAITA conceals traffic patterns that might let an AI identify what sites you visit Uses quantum-resistant encryption on WireGuard Can choose your own multihop entry and exit points Several options for getting around nation-level firewalls Can block ads, trackers, malware and other unwanted content using predetermined DNS block lists Supports IPv6 traffic Kill switch and stronger lockdown mode Split tunneling by app Customer support Help center includes useful filters to find the topic Well-written articles with good internal linking No live chat support, but staff answers emails quickly Can view app logs at any time Background check Founded in 2009 in Sweden; still owned and operated by initial founders User account numbers were exposed in a 2023 incident, but Mullvad quickly closed the leak Installing, configuring and using Mullvad Let's start by examining how Mullvad feels as a piece of software |
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'Just the Browser' strips AI and other features from your browser - Star - 8/02 10:00 am At a time when browsers feel more cluttered than ever, a free tool called Just the Browser, developed by US journalist and programmer Corbin Davenport, promises to strip mainstream browsers of unwanted extras by applying a bundle of settings for Chrome, Firefox and Edge on Windows, macOS and Linux |
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Firefox Announces 'AI Controls' To Block Its Upcoming AI Features - Slashdot - 8/02 2:34 am The Mozilla executive in charge of Firefox says that while some people just want AI tools that are genuinely useful, "We've heard from many who want nothing to do with AI..." "Listening to our community, alongside our ongoing commitment to offer choice, led us to build AI controls." Starting with Firefox 148, which rolls out on Feb |
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