See and shape what’s next for Firefox.

Organize your tabs around common themes.

Add PDF splitting, merging, and reordering to Firefox.

Pop any tab — or just part of one — into a small window that floats on top while you work, so you can follow a recipe, a spec, or a chat without leaving your main window.

Easily manage notifications from your sites in one place in the sidebar, and allow, block or clear them per site with one click.

Set built-in keyboard shortcuts without installing an extension.

Share collections of links all at once.

Expand on-device translation to all languages officially supported by Firefox.

Import bookmarks, passwords and history from another browser.

Edit PDFs before saving them.

Customize your menu to fit your needs.

Continue watching a video in PiP as you browse in Firefox.

See how many trackers have been blocked from the homepage widget and privacy dashboard.

Free VPN built directly into the browser (currently available on desktop and Android).

See if a site you're visiting was part of an online data breach.

Choose how VPN works for sites that need extra privacy or VPN turned off.

Start fresh in your browsing session with an easy way to clear your data in a single click.

Industry-leading protection from websites that secretly identify and track you based on your device's unique characteristics.

Pick a default search engine for all private window browsing.

Use passkeys to log into Firefox and sync your stuff.

Access your Firefox password manager from the sidebar.

Smart Window will surface related tabs and recently visited pages so that you can get back to what you were doing, faster.

Ask Smart Window to watch a web page and tell you when something changes.

Spend less time retyping the same details by asking the assistant to filling out online forms for you.

Upcoming improvements to Quick Answers include support for follow-up conversations, Liner integration, and new animations.

Save articles to read or listen to later, even when you’re offline.

Add captions to any music, videos, or podcasts.

On-device transcription, with no data leaving the device and lower latency.

Listen to articles and other web content out loud.

Continue playing audio from YouTube after you exit the Firefox iOS / Android apps.

Foundational engine improvements that speed up every page load. This includes prioritizing QUIC and IPv6 where appropriate.

See which tabs are taking up the most system resources.

Save your phone's battery.

Share only a tab on web conferencing sites instead of your entire window, all part of a new, cohesive screen sharing experience.

Easier autocomplete in Firefox.

Right-click menus reorganized so the actions you use most are easy to find.

Tabs, tab groups, split views and your sidebar come back exactly as you left them after a restart, update or crash.

Access all media in the browser in one place, so you don't have to dig through your tabs to perform basic functions (muting/unmuting, pausing/playing, seeking, and more in future iterations).

Send a YouTube video from Firefox to your Chromecast TV.

See stocks, flights and sports information directly in search suggestions.

Faster search on New Tab and support for additional types of queries, including image and voice.

Picking up your search where you left off from New Tab. Recent search history visibility and discovery of trending searches.

When a site won't load, search for what you need right from the error page instead of hitting a dead end.

View images in high dynamic range.

WebGPU allows websites to access GPU hardware directly, enabling faster and more powerful 3D experiences, games, and AI-powered tools in Firefox.

Firefox is working with Apple, Google, Microsoft and Igalia to make web features work the same way in every browser, so fewer sites break in Firefox.

Report a broken site in two taps, without leaving Firefox.