Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Firefox 69 for Mac Brings Default Tracking Protection and Performance Improvements
Mozilla has launched Firefox 69 for Macs, boasting performance improvements and some notable updates to its security repertoire. Firefox 69 for desktop now blocks third-party tracking cookies by default for all users. The feature is an existing part of the browser’s Enhanced Tracking Protection system that was actually launched in June, but that introduced the default setting only for new users.
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