Firefox

No matter where you go online, there’s always the chance of being tracked as a result of attempts to profile you by your browsing activity. Usually, this happens with the use of scripts and cookies put in place either by websites themselves or

If you are following the recent events, the top companies are fighting around privacy rights and how everyone is handling user’s information to each one’s benefits. The questionable practices have resulted in a surge of ad blockers and privacy-fo

I’ve always found Safari to be rock solid in terms of stability and security on my iPhone. However, it does have some limitations. Whether it’s the uninspired user interface, restrictive cross-platform support (outside the Apple ecosystem), or th

On the Apple iPad, Firefox is a phenomenal browser all around. It sports a terrific user interface, syncs data seamlessly among devices, and provides various useful features not present in other popular browsers (tracking protection, night mode, etc.

Lately, Mozilla has been focusing its efforts on the privacy and security-related aspects in regards to sensitive data. And its latest offering is Firefox Lockbox, a dedicated app for iPhone and iPad that provides a

Mozilla is among the very few organizations that you can readily trust with your privacy — their strong track record with Firefox over the years proves that. Hence, it’s exciting to use Firefox Send. Transferring files with full end-to-end en

Apple used to keep tight-lid on third-party application support on iOS. That changed with the iOS 7’s debut in 2013 as Apple opened gates for the third-party keyboard on iOS. The flow continued with the support of third-party password managers

Firefox, a free and open-source browser by the Mozilla Foundation, recently released Lockbox, a password manager that will now save all your passwords safely in a digital lockbox. Firefox’s primary competitor, Chrome by Google Inc.

Autoplaying videos are a scourge. And no, I’m not talking about YouTube, Netflix, or any other site that you visit simply to stream videos. It’s those sites that you go primarily with the intention to read. Instead, you are bombarded by stupid vi

Android world is full of web browser choices. There is something for everyone. By default, the majority users stick with whatever comes preloaded on their phones. Google Chrome is leading the pack as it comes pre-installed on almost every Android pho

Netflix changed the way we watch movies, shows, and documentaries. For a lot of people, Netflix is the go-to option to stream multimedia content whenever they want. However, it’s really frustrating when you are watching a young Bruce Wayne turn

Firefox for iOS is a fantastic web browser to use on the iPhone and iPad. It delivers decent performance, includes a nifty Night Mode, allows you to block trackers easily, and syncs data across a multitude of platforms. But while most browsers on iOS

YouTube is my ultimate source of songs and videos. Whenever I want to listen to music (which is most of the time), I turn to YouTube’s massive archive. From old classics like ‘The Sound of Music’ to crazy new hits like Imagine Drago

Search engines and advertising networks love to track and profile your online activities. All that in the garb of personalized search results and resulting in more targeted ads. But who knows for what other nefarious purposes is your data used? That

Dark mode is in vogue right now. Not only do apps look cool draped in black, but they are also pretty easy on the eyes. And when it comes to iOS devices with the latest OLED screens, darker pixels help save battery life. However, iOS’s own Safa

On iPhone, Safari provides a top-notch browsing experience due to its tight integration into iOS. If you use only Apple products, then you’ll get your browsing activity synced seamlessly across devices. That includes bookmarks as well. But what

Most people using a phone with an AMOLED display must already know about Dark Mode. It’s more than simply flipping or inverting colors from white to black. This nifty feature not only comforts the eyes but also increases the battery life. Howev

It’s been a while since I entirely switched to Chrome on iOS, and for a good reason. I find the instantaneous syncing of my browsing data between different platforms and devices vital for productivity. That’s not possible with Safari. So what

Google Chrome is arguably one of the best web browsers around, and also the most downloaded one. It’s my go-to browser as it syncs well across all my devices. The Chrome Web Store has a bunch of useful extensions to enhance your web experience. Goo

GDPR and ePrivacy Directive regulations have changed the face of web browsing. The majority of sites that you frequent to daily are required to get your explicit consent for using either cookies or trackers. And in compliance, you are now bombarded w