Mozilla tests "Firefox IP Protection" to promote Mozilla VPN in Firefox, with UI prompts that ask users to upgrade to secure their devices.

The Firefox Private Network seems like it could be useful, but it does have its limits. It’s a browser-based VPN, so it won’t mask anything you’re doing on the internet outside of Firefox ...

Mozilla says it'll also mask your IP address from third-party trackers around the web. The VPN service is currently free, but Mozilla said part of the test will be exploring possible pricing options.

The Firefox Private Network that Mozilla is launching today goes beyond just protecting browsing activities. A VPN would protect users when using public Wi-Fis and hides their IP addresses to ...

How to Secure Your Browsing With Mozilla's Free Firefox 'VPN' David Murphy. ... that gives you an easy way to “mask your IP address providing protection from third party trackers around the web ...

Like a VPN, the new Firefox Private Network extension conceals a user’s internet protocol (IP) address, which makes it harder for online advertisers to track browsing history.

Mozilla has resurrected its Firefox Test Pilot program, which lets users test experimental new features. Its first trial is a 'Private Network' tool, which the company says will protect your data ...

There’s no official name for the duo, but users can sign up from either the Mozilla VPN page or the Firefox Relay page for $6.99 per month when bought on an annual plan. Are you a pro? Subscribe ...

Firefox Private Browsing uses the Mullvad VPN service to protect your data. Mullvad VPN is well-regarded for its privacy policy and Mozilla says it teamed up with Mullvad specifically because it ...