Mozilla Firefox 121.0: A Step Towards Enhanced Privacy and Security

The latest version of the popular web browser, Mozilla Firefox 121.0, has been released, boasting several new features aimed at improving user privacy and security. One of the standout additions is the Global Privacy Control (GPC) setting, which can be enabled in the Preferences → Privacy & Security section.

With this opt-in feature, Firefox informs websites that the user doesn't want their data to be shared or sold. This means that users can enjoy a more private browsing experience, knowing that their personal information is better protected. The browser also supports a new 'Copy Link Without Site Tracking' feature in the context menu, which ensures that copied links no longer contain tracking information.

In addition to these privacy-focused enhancements, Firefox 121.0 also includes several security improvements. Certificates from the OS-root store are now automatically imported, providing an extra layer of protection against malicious activity. Furthermore, various tweaks have been made to improve overall security and stability.

Another notable feature in this latest release is the ability to copy links and remove tracking information. This makes it easier for users to share content online while maintaining their privacy.

Mozilla has also confirmed that Firefox 121.0 requires a minimum of Windows 10 or macOS 10.15, ensuring that users can enjoy these new features on compatible operating systems.

The complete changelog for this release can be found below, detailing all the changes and improvements made in Firefox 121.0. With its emphasis on privacy, security, and user experience, this latest version of Mozilla Firefox is a significant step forward for the popular browser.

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