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Privacy and security | Firefox Help

Learn how to protect your privacy and secure your data.

Learn more about common misconceptions about Private Browsing in Firefox.

Mozilla does not provide telephone support and does not charge for software downloads, upgrades or technical help. Learn more.

Learn about cross-site (third-party) cookies that collect information to track your browsing, which are used on many websites.

Enhanced Tracking Protection in Firefox automatically protects your privacy while you browse.

Learn what information Firefox sends to websites about your location and how to use and manage location-aware features of your browser.

DNS over HTTPS (DoH) is a recommended feature that enhances privacy. Learn more about the DoH protection levels you can configure in Firefox settings.

Integrate Firefox Relay into the password manager to conveniently generate or reuse email masks from within email fields. Learn how.

Learn more about HTTPS-Only Mode which forces all connections to websites to use HTTPS.

Learn what technical and interaction data Firefox collects, how it’s used, and how to manage or opt out on desktop, Android and iOS.

Firefox Private Browsing is great for viewing websites without saving things such as cookies, temp files and a history of the pages you visit.

Learn about Web Authentication, a powerful anti-phishing technology.

Working with its advertising partners, Mozilla may place sponsored shortcuts on the default Firefox home page and New Tab page. Learn more.

Firefox will show you a "connection is not secure" warning message when a website login page is insecure and information could be stolen.

Use a Mozilla account to sync your bookmarks, history, passwords, add-ons and open tabs with another device, profile or version of Firefox.

Firefox's password management will show you alerts about logins potentially exposed in data breaches and passwords that may be vulnerable.

Manage credit card autofill settings in Firefox version 81 and above.

Setting a Primary (formerly "Master") password in Firefox is helpful if your share your computer with others. We'll explain how it works.

Firefox users now have access to Total Cookie Protection by default. Find all you need to know about it in this article.

Learn what pop-up windows are and what settings Firefox has for blocking or allowing them.

Learn what information is stored in your Firefox history and how to clear all or part of it if you are using a public or shared computer.

Create an AppArmor profile for Firefox on Linux.

How to enable or block sites from accessing your camera and microphone on your desktop or mobile device.

How to make Firefox advise websites that you visit not to sell or share your browsing information.

This article describes the “Do Not Track” feature in Firefox 134 and below, that lets you tell websites not to track your browsing behavior.

Firefox contains built-in Phishing and Malware Protection to help keep you safe online. This article explains how they work.

Learn how to manage daily usage ping data collection settings in Firefox.

Websites can present Firefox with a certificate to identify themselves. Find out how Firefox checks the authenticity of the sites you visit.

Learn how Firefox blocks common trackers and harmful scripts, to reduce the ability of third parties to collect data about your browsing.

Malware is software designed to invade a computer without your knowledge. We'll explain common symptoms, how to prevent it being installed and how to remove it.

Firefox 128 introduces privacy-preserving attribution, allowing advertisers to measure campaign performance while protecting user privacy.

Learn why some Firefox add-ons might not work on certain websites and how to manage those extensions to enhance your browsing experience.

Firefox upgrades connections from HTTP to HTTPS to enhance security and protect your data. Learn about server- and browser-initiated upgrades and how they work.

SmartBlock lets pages load more fully, with less breakage – all while keeping those tracking scripts blocked.

Learn about backlogged crash reports, how Firefox handles them and how to manage the setting to allow or prevent automatically sending crash reports

Root certificates are the backbone of the security system that underpins HTTPS web traffic. Firefox, like most web browsers, includes a pre-installed set of trusted root certificates.

Firefox automatically blocks insecure or mixed content from secure web pages. We'll explain what that means and what options you have.

The Site Information panel in Firefox tells you about a website's connection security and identity. Learn more.

Firefox's Advanced Preferences to resist fingerprinting can help prevent websites from uniquely identifying your device but can cause problems. Learn more.

Firefox uses a padlock icon next to a website's URL to let you know your connection is encrypted. Click on the icon for more information.

Learn more about how search suggestions work in Firefox.

This article explains how to use Firefox containers with the Multi-Account Containers extension, to organize your online activities.

Learn about the various reasons why Firefox makes automatic connections to the Internet and how you can stop it from doing so if you wish.

What to do if you spot fake notices claiming to contain an "urgent" or "critical" Firefox update.

We have outlined a list of FAQs here that you may find helpful while getting up to speed with all that DNS over HTTPS (DoH) has to offer.

Firefox lets you control whether or not to autofill your logins and passwords.

Why Firefox may show you a Secure Connection Failed error when you try to access the configuration page for your router and what to do.

If you allow or block permissions for a website, the address bar will show a Permissions icon that opens the Permissions panel. Learn more.

Learn how to select what information (bookmarks, add-ons, browsing history and other data) to share across your devices with Firefox Sync.

How to protect yourself if suspicious activity is detected on your Mozilla account.

Manage your saved logins and passwords on desktop Firefox with the built-in password management feature.

Check Firefox's most advanced features and settings for safe, private online browsing.

Learn how to use Firefox's screen sharing feature safely.

Learn how Firefox securely saves your passwords.

DoH improves privacy by hiding domain name lookups from anyone lurking on public Wi-Fi, your ISP or others on your local network. Learn more.

Firefox keeps track of the websites you visit when you browse the Web. Learn how to view, search and sort your browsing history.

Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) is a security feature in major Web browsers, available in Firefox 118 and enabled by default in Firefox 119. Learn more.

Disconnect a device from your Mozilla account and stop syncing its data.

The Mozilla account toolbar icon tells you when you are signed in and syncing Firefox data. You can personalize it with your own avatar.

What to do if you have two-factor authentication (2FA) setup on your account and need to migrate to a new device or phone.

Firefox lets you customize privacy and security settings so you and your family can browse safely online. Learn more.

You can use your existing Google or Apple ID to sign up for a Mozilla account. Learn more.

One of the technologies used in Firefox to enhance online privacy is Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP). Learn what it is, how it works and how it helps protect your data.

This article explains how to block websites or filter website content in Firefox that may be offensive or inappropriate for children.

This article describes what you should do to prevent someone from accessing your passwords on a lost device with Firefox Sync.

There are many scams, viruses and other dangers out in the Web. Take these simple steps to protect your computer and personal information.

Firefox Sync encrypts your data before it ever leaves your device, and ensures that the password to unlock this encryption is never transmitted to the server.

This article explains one example of how Firefox collects and uses telemetry data with the Default Browser Agent Windows scheduled task.

Learn about Enhanced Tracking Protection and Total Cookie Protection in Firefox, and how to troubleshoot and report possible site breakage.

Firefox can be used by several people on a single computer. Learn the basic protections to prevent others form accessing your private data.

How to change your Mozilla account password if you detect strange activity on your account.

How Firefox Lite and Firefox ScreenshotGo use Google Firebase.

Primary Password is replacing Master Password. Learn more about why we are making this change.

If you’re using a shared device and don’t want Firefox to remember your passwords, you can change your preferences in Firefox settings.

Learn how to turn off Firefox Sync if you’d like to use your Mozilla account without syncing data such as, bookmarks, history and tabs.

If your Custom settings match the settings in Standard, you will be switched back to Standard. This will not affect your settings.

Make sure these settings are enabled to prevent unwanted downloads and block suspicious content on your children's sessions.

Learn how Firefox Desktop collects marketing data, how Mozilla uses it, and how you can manage or opt out of marketing data sharing.

From version 136, Firefox implements HTTPS-First and always attempts to connect securely. If a secure connection fails it falls back to an insecure connection.

The Telemetry feature sends us performance and usage data to help measure how Firefox behaves in the real world and improve it. Learn more.

When you download and install Firefox, a "download token" is used, so Mozilla can identify how you reached the download page. Learn more.

Mozilla uses third-party service providers and trusted partners to help provide the Firefox desktop browser and related services. Learn what data is shared and more.

Firefox is blocking the use of Kazakhstan root CA certificate to protect your privacy. Learn more about how to stay safe.

Firefox collects telemetry data by default and sends this data to Mozilla, to help improve Firefox performance and stability. Learn more.

Firefox Compatibility with Windows Exploit protection.

Disable credit cards and payment method syncing to prevent unwanted purchases on your shared devices.

Firefox version 118 introduced a security enhancement called Encrypted Client Hello (ECH), enabled by default in Firefox 119. Learn more.

Seeing the DLP icon in Firefox? Here’s what it means and how it helps protect your data.

Learn how Review Checker uses OHTTP to securely send product info to Fakespot, ensuring no personal data or browsing details are shared.

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