org.mozilla.firefox
Get uncompromised access to the web by blending integrated privacy features and extensions with incredible performance.
Features:
A powerful engine that’s built for rapidfire performance no matter how many tabs you’re switching betweenAutomatic privacy protection to safeguard your personal data against 2000+ online trackersFaster page loading by blocking disruptive ads and scripts that hijack your browsing experienceOne account to sync them all
Seamlessly access passwords, bookmarks and more from all your devices. Plus, use the Send Tabs feature to instantly share open tabs between desktop, mobile and tablet.
Browse for good
We never track, collect or store your personal data. The Firefox Browser is made by Mozilla, the non-profit champions of a healthy internet. Mozilla also tackles issues like privacy, misinformation and trolling by investing in fellowships, campaigns and new technologies designed to make the internet a healthier place that’s open to everyone.
Latest reviews
Looking forward to the Developer Edition flatpak in ordet to parmanently swtich to Flatpak Firefox. A nightly edition version would also be nice.
Ok, I hope I have enough to type here. I recently did a fresh install of Linux Mint 20.1 I wanted to do mainly flatpack versions of software I use. FF works great, I uninstalled the FF that came with my LM 20.1 preinstalled, but for two things. Video not from YouTube, like from Instagram or Facebook for example, were glitchy/clippy. A few extensions from FireFox would not fully work or work at all. I could not install the COAPP for Video Download Helper. So for gigles, I REINSTALLED the original FF from the Software Manger NON-FLATPACK. EVERYTHING works great now, kinda disappointed. If any one has an idea on why this was happening, please if possible, do tell.
Seems to work fine except for one thing. I can't connect to my KeePass database with the KeePassXC addon. My KeePassXC client doesn't see the Firefox flatpak browser either. I have a strong suspicion this has something to do with the flatpak sandboxing the browser. Whether it is or not, this is a killer bug for me. Therefore, I'm going back to the original Firefox and will wait until this flatpak is better polished.
They've finally put out a flatpak release of Firefox. Using a Flatpak version instead of the regular pre-installed Firefox, you'll get updates faster.