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killedbymozilla.com
A list of discontinued Mozilla products and services. Entries describe offerings such as Orbit, a Firefox extension that used large language models to summarize emails, articles and videos, and Pocket, a website for storing and sharing bookmarks.
monitor.mozilla.org
Mozilla service that checks email addresses against known breaches and explains protective steps.
f-droid.org
Fennec F-Droid is an Android web browser based on the latest Mozilla Firefox release, with proprietary bits and telemetry removed. It offers addons including ad blockers, tracking protection, private mode, tab collections, picture-in-picture and Firefox Sync. The listing notes it still connects to various Mozilla services that can track users.
addons.mozilla.org
Mozilla web browser focused on open standards, privacy controls, extensions, and cross-device sync.
firefox.com
Firefox is a free web browser from Mozilla, a non-profit dedicated to internet health and privacy. The browser blocks trackers automatically and offers total cookie protection, so cookies cannot follow users across sites. It also includes a feature for accessing multiple AI chatbots from one place and tab groups for organizing open tabs.
addons.mozilla.org
Mozilla web browser focused on open standards, privacy controls, extensions, and cross-device sync.
betterbird.eu
Betterbird is a soft fork of Mozilla Thunderbird described as a fine-tuned version. It adds features and bug fixes exclusive to Betterbird, and it can be installed alongside Thunderbird and run on the same profile. A portable Windows version and an English-only Mac build are also offered.
addons.mozilla.org
Firefox Multi-Account Containers is a Firefox extension that separates users' online activities into color-coded tabs. Cookies are isolated by container, allowing use of multiple accounts on the web, and it can integrate with Mozilla VPN for an extra layer of privacy.
firefox.com
Firefox Focus is a mobile privacy browser made by Mozilla with automatic tracking protection enabled by default. It blocks common trackers including social trackers, and offers an erase button that clears history, passwords and cookies. Pages are described as loading faster because trackers are removed.
addons.mozilla.org
FireMonkey is a Firefox browser extension that functions as a lightweight combined user script and user style manager. It provides similar functionality to user script managers such as GreaseMonkey, Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey, and user CSS managers such as Stylish, Stylus and xStyle. It supports GM3 and GM4 script functions, allows users to toggle scripts and CSS on or off via a toolbar button, contains no tracking or advertising, and is released under the Mozilla Open Source licence. It has experimental support for Firefox for Android.
insecam.org
Insecam is a directory of online surveillance security cameras accessible without passwords. It only lists filtered cameras to avoid invading private life, allows removal of listed cameras via email request or by setting a password on the camera, provides approximate city-level coordinates for listed cameras, and recommends the Mozilla Firefox browser for viewing.
mitelmandatabase.isb-cgc.org
The Mitelman Database of Chromosome Aberrations and Gene Fusions in Cancer relates cytogenetic changes and their genomic consequences, particularly gene fusions, to tumor characteristics. It contains individual cases and associations. The site is optimized for Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox desktop browsers.
codeberg.org
Phoenix is a suite of configurations and advanced modifications for Mozilla Firefox that aims to put the user first, with a focus on privacy, security, freedom and usability. The repository contains its configuration files and is published under the celenity account on Codeberg.
codeberg.org
Dove is a suite of configurations and advanced modifications for Mozilla Thunderbird. The project states that it is designed to put the user first, with a focus on privacy, security, freedom and usability. Installation instructions, a manual installation path for unsupported platforms, and uninstall guidance are provided.
pwasforfirefox.filips.si
PWAsForFirefox is a tool for installing, managing and using Progressive Web Apps in Mozilla Firefox. Because Firefox does not support installing PWAs as standalone system apps, the project provides a custom modified Firefox runtime, a console tool and a browser extension. Installed PWAs run in their own windows without tabs or an address bar.
webextension.org
Reader View is a browser extension that strips clutter such as buttons, ads, and background images from webpages and adjusts text size, contrast, and layout. It uses Mozilla's Readability library and offers a toolbar with a text highlighter, a note-taking widget, and on-the-fly content editing with saving in HTML, Markdown, or screenshot format.
realityripple.com
RealityRipple Software is a site by Andrew Sachen offering applications, utilities, Mozilla extensions and themes, described as free and open source. It hosts over a dozen applications and 30 Pale Moon extensions, with source code available for most applications and digitally signed installers. The site dates its work to April 14, 2003.
sagerss.com
Sage is a lightweight RSS and Atom feed reader extension for Mozilla Firefox. It reads RSS 2.0, 1.0, 0.9x and Atom feeds, provides customizable newspaper feed rendering via style sheets, includes feed discovery functionality, integrates with Firefox’s bookmark system, supports OPML feed list import and export, offers support for multiple locales, and has a simple one-step install and uninstall process.
webextension.org
WebExtension.ORG offers free web-hosting space for browser-based open-source applications, with product pages that update release notes and fetch bug reports from github.com. It also provides anonymous bug reporting, RSS feeds for products connected to addons.mozilla.org, and technical support for hosted developers. The site states it is in transition as add0n.com migrates to webextension.org.