What makes Firefox unique?

Mozilla Firefox stands out as one of the few truly open-source, privacy-focused web browsers. Unlike many mainstream browsers, Firefox is developed by a non-profit organization (Mozilla), which prioritizes user privacy and transparency over ad revenue or data collection. It offers powerful built-in privacy tools like Enhanced Tracking Protection, Total Cookie Protection, and DNS over HTTPS. Firefox is also highly customizable, supports a wide range of extensions, and includes advanced developer tools — making it a favorite among privacy-conscious users, developers, and cybersecurity professionals. Its commitment to user rights, open web standards, and cross-platform compatibility sets it apart in a browser market dominated by Chromium-based alternatives.

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