Mozilla has released Firefox 133, introducing groundbreaking privacy features that set a new standard for web browsers. The update includes Total Cookie Protection 2.0 and advanced tracking prevention that blocks even the most sophisticated tracking techniques.
In an era where online privacy is increasingly important, Firefox is positioning itself as the browser of choice for privacy-conscious users. The new features go beyond traditional cookie blocking to prevent fingerprinting, bounce tracking, and other advanced tracking methods.
New Privacy Features:
- Total Cookie Protection 2.0 with enhanced cross-site isolation
- Advanced fingerprinting protection using random data injection
- Automatic HTTPS-only mode for all connections
- Built-in VPN integration (premium feature)
- Privacy-preserving telemetry that never leaves your device
- Enhanced container tabs for complete session isolation
Performance hasn’t been neglected either. Firefox 133 includes significant speed improvements, with pages loading up to 20% faster than the previous version. The browser also uses less memory, making it ideal for systems with limited resources.
Mozilla CEO Mitchell Baker emphasized: “Privacy should be a fundamental right, not a premium feature. Firefox 133 demonstrates our commitment to protecting users while delivering exceptional performance.”
