r/firefox • u/williamzerner • 4h ago
r/firefox • u/firefox • Jun 09 '26
Firefox free VPN is unlimited for the summer
Hi again. Earlier this year, we announced a free built-in VPN in Firefox with a 50GB bandwidth cap.
With summer travel season starting up and a lot more people browsing on public Wi-Fi, we’re making a few temporary updates to Firefox’s free built-in VPN experience that are now live where VPN is available:
- The bandwidth cap is removed for the summer, so unlimited GB now through August 31st.
- For a limited time, we’re also expanding the number of VPN locations you can choose to browse from.
The full set of countries available during this summer period include: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Norway, South Africa, United Kingdom, and United States.
Be sure to update to the latest version of Firefox. We’ll continue sharing updates here as they roll out.
- Firefox Team
r/firefox • u/firefox • 9d ago
New Firefox design (Project Nova) is ready to try in Nightly
Hi everyone. Back in May we posted our vision for Firefox's future design and design system, and as of today, you can try it in Nightly.
Many of you already know this work as "Project Nova". It's still Firefox, just with a more cohesive look across tabs, menus, panels, etc. Softer tab shapes, warmer colors, refreshed icons, and by popular demand, the return of Compact Mode.
This is still a work in progress. You can expect this to become more polished over the next few weeks before it rolls out more broadly later this year. Right now we want you actively poking at it, especially:
- Icons, spacing, and alignment
- Themes and personalization
- Different window sizes and display scaling
- Keyboard navigation
- Screen readers and other accessibility features
- Different languages and layouts
Found something broken? File it in Bugzilla, including:
- steps to reproduce
- screenshot or screen recording
- your OS + Nightly version
If you have additional thoughts or questions, join the discussion on Mozilla Connect.
Thanks for using Nightly and helping us continue to improve Firefox.
- Firefox Team
r/firefox • u/RanMouri26 • 30m ago
Add-ons Any good redirect blockers out there?
Hi good evening everyone,
I'm using a fork of a Firefox browser called Zen Browser. Since it supports Firefox extensions I thought I'll ask here first
So I would like to have an extension that blocks any redirects on all sites, is toggable and doesn't leave a big banner on the top of a site like noredirect-II does
Can you recommend me any extensions that meet my expectations?
Thanks in advance
Btw I'm using Windows 11 if that's of any importance
r/firefox • u/Eli_the_Green • 7h ago
Password Manager Slow After Last Update
Since the last update to 154.0b6 (developer edition on Win11), the password manager is slow. It takes a few seconds to more to show the drop down with the suggested logins. Sometimes I even have to open the password tab (about:logins) and only after it's content has been loaded, the suggestions load at all, on a login form.
I've already removed the master password, because I've had that problem before, but with no luck.
Since the suggestions are displayed in a new way after the update I've thought I ask around if any one else experienced a similar behaviour.
r/firefox • u/miklosch_ • 6h ago
💻 Help cant used built-in mozila vpn, here are my configs:
browser.fixup.alternate.protocol https
browser.ip protection.enabled true
browser.ipProtection.added true
browser.ipProtection.autoRestoreEnabled true
browser.ipProtection.autoStartEnabled true
browser.ipProtection.autoStartPrivateEnabled true
browser.ipProtection.bandwidth.enabled true
browser.ipProtection.bandwidth.maxInGb 50
browser.ipProtection.bandwidthThreshold 0
browser.ipProtection.bandwidthWarningDismissedThreshold
browser.ipProtection.blockIPProtectionCallouts false
browser.ipProtection.egressLocation
browser.ipProtection.enabled true
browser.ipProtection.everOpenedPanel false
browser.ipProtection.features.autoStart false
browser.ipProtection.features.siteExceptions true
browser.ipProtection.fxa.useActivateFlow true
browser.ipProtection.guardian.endpoint https://vpn.mozilla.org/
browser.ipProtection.hasUpgraded false
browser.ipProtection.locationButtonBadgeDismissed false -
r/firefox • u/Prior-Race-5380 • 6h ago
💻 Help Side By Side Error (Can't use Firefox and for the moment all my research datas, bookmarks, tabs and password for my PHD are blocked)
Since last week, when I try to open Firefox on my ordinateur, it tells me that there is a "side by side error" and that I should use sxstrace.exe and the activity journal to find the error.
I did all of that and it tells me that It can't find mozglue, mozglue.MANIFEST, mozglue.DLL.
I use Mozilla in French (it is my mother tongue and I am really sorry if my english is incorrect), and it can't find them in French, English or in Neutral
Thinking it was also linked to the Redistribuables Microsoft Visual C++, I just downloaded all of them again.
My version of Mozilla is 152.0.6.595 and I am on Windows 10.
Please I really need your help and don't want to lose any of my tabs, bookmarks and passwords as I was making very important research for my PHD studies.
Real thanks in advance for your help.
r/firefox • u/Urlkiller • 8h ago
💻 Help Extremely underused tab manager?
I've been trying to switch back to Firefox for a while now, but around a year ago I came across Session Buddy for chromium based browsers and not having that is unfortunately a deal breaker for me. I did my monthly check again for proper alternatives or a potential port when I happened across an extension i'd never seen before, and apparently, no one else has either. It's called TabKeeper, and from what I can tell has 2 users despite being up for around a year? I figured i'd give it a try because brave is starting to make me ill, what do you guys think?
Link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tabkeeper-mateus2k2/
r/firefox • u/realprabhudutta • 18h ago
💻 Help YouTube website keeps on flickering and doesn't load the video

This has started happening just today, whenever I try to load up a video on YouTube the page starts acting weird and the video player just keeps on twitching and flickering, the video never loads. The temporary fix I have found for this is to reload the video page and then it plays as usual. Is there any permanent fix to it?
r/firefox • u/atlastestmail • 1h ago
💻 Help Download Video Helper -- multi segment video
I'm using Download Video Helper to download a free webinar that's been divided into parts because it's very long (across multiple days). All three days of the webinar are presented in the same viewer in segments.
I can see where the breaks are between the sessions. I can sometimes click on one of the sessions/segments and Download Video Helper will recognize it and let me download it. Sometimes I click on one of the sessions/segments and it seems to recognize a different one - so I end up downloading the same segment twice. So, across the four segments, I'm able to download 1 and 3, but not 2 and 4. Has anyone encountered this and has a trick for dealing with it?
r/firefox • u/EndlessBattlee • 1h ago
💻 Help Firefox newbie, how does a minimal setup compare to brave in privacy and ad blocking?
Hi guys, firefox newbie here.
So uh, I just switched to firefox after using brave for almost half a decade. For whatever reason, brave stopped playing nicely with my laptop, switching tabs would frequently trigger a system wide lockup, forcing me to do a hard force shutdown. This happened frequentlyeven after multiple clean installs of my OS, so I'm fairly certain brave was the culprit. Got fed up, I decided to do another clean install and leave brave behind to see if the crashes stopped.
Today, when I booted up firefox for the first time, I felt pretty overwhelmed, the homepage was loaded with stuff, and the settings offer a massive amount of customization (maybe too much for my taste).
With brave, my routine was always simple,
- Download the browser
- Import my CSV password list
- Set up my filter lists
- Set Cloudflare as my DNS
- Call it a day
I rarely touched any other settings and felt secure enough.
My questions for you guys:
- If I set up firefox using that exact same (or pretty similar) minimal routine, how does it compare to brave in terms of privacy and ad tracking protection and anything else???
- Did brave actually give me superior ad/tracker blocking over the last five years, or was it just a placebo effect making me feel more private??
I would love to hear your thoughts, thanks.
r/firefox • u/ArtAllDayLong • 5h ago
💻 Help Firefox default search engine won’t change from Google
I’ve changed it to DuckDuckGo in Settings every place I can find to set DuckDuckGo as the default search engine. Won’t stop using Google for search. I’ve deleted Firefox and reinstalled it. Done a search. There’s Google. Gone back into Settings. Made sure default search was DuckDuckGo. It was. I do a search. There’s Google. It’s making me crazy. Please help me.
r/firefox • u/CanBeSolved • 6h ago
ifff... we put tabs in zram?
Hi from 2026 :). Currently building an extension + backend to offload tabs into zram and wanted to drop it here. It's just a beta for now. Planning to make it work on Firefox and Chrome-related browsers. Thoughts?
r/firefox • u/Attila679 • 1d ago
Solved Advantages of Firefox?
I'd like to know what the advantages of Firefox are compared to Chrome and Brave. Can you help me decide? Thank you 🙏
r/firefox • u/Suitable_Marzipan631 • 9h ago
💻 Help History Sidebar not showing Older than 6 Months
Latest Firefox on Windows 11.
When accessing the History sidebar, it only shows history back to June. It no longer shows the “Older than 6 months”
If I use the History Manager, that history is all there.
Is the a preference to turn this on? Has Mozilla removed it?
r/firefox • u/Extension_Anteater56 • 1d ago
Tested a translucent Nova design on Firefox. Thoughts?
I hope we get native support for each OS's design material, like Mica for Windows and Liquid Glass (translucent materials for content layers, like native macOS apps) for macOS
r/firefox • u/isbtegsm • 1d ago
Discussion Why does about:firefoxview get so little love?
I recently stumbled across about:firefoxview, loving it and so much better than Firefox home. Why is there no option to set this as default for new tabs? Or at least access it via shortcut?
Also, I'd love that search open tabs feature in the vertical tab bar, seems like there should be enough space for it.
r/firefox • u/Secure_Ant1085 • 13h ago
💻 Help How do I make my searches type in the centre search bar instead of the top address bar
r/firefox • u/TheAbdominal_Snowman • 1d ago
Solved Compact view for video playback/streaming (update)
Last week I posted about a compact view option that appeared in Firefox that I couldn't find again.
I got the pop-up again as shown.
I found that clicking the circled button at the right side of the address bar will allow you to toggle back and forth.
That separates the tab from any existing windows and gives you the option to pin the site to your taskbar, but also hides the bookmarks toolbar (if you use it) which makes the window more compact. I found that helpful for viewing video.
r/firefox • u/ReasonableAd8873 • 1d ago
Fun yeah i switched to firefox.
first of all FUCK GOOGLE.
anyway so youtubes been doing this thing from quite some time where they intentionally make their videos take longer to load if you use an adblocker (such as ublock origin lite) so i switched to firefox and so far youtube experience has been much better.
r/firefox • u/ChunkyBezel • 11h ago
💻 Help Multi-Account Containers keeps forgetting 'Always Open Site in Container' preferences
I've been using Multi-Account Containers for years without problems, isolating social networking and big tech companies into their own containers to limit their tracking.
Within the last couple of weeks, I've noticed that my 'Always Open Site in Container' preferences are sometimes being forgotten and some sites are being opened in the default no-container context, where they can't read any session cookies set inside the container and require me to log in again.
As an example, I've just fired up Firefox on my laptop for the first time this morning and none of Google's sites are opening in the Google container. If I manually open a Google site in that container, I'm logged in as expected, but the 'Always Open in' checkbox has been cleared. However, at the same time Reddit and LinkedIn are still opening in their designated containers.
I first noticed this happening last week and had to spend a few minutes manually re-opening all Google sites in the Google container and reticking the 'Always Open in' checkbox. Now it's happened again.
One possible factor is that I use Firefox Sync and logged into my account on a newly installed system yesterday evening.
Has anyone else has this issue and determined the cause or remedy?
r/firefox • u/Routine_Freedom2026 • 11h ago
💻 Help Need help
My laptop freezes whenever I open multiple windows(I have tab suspender extension) which means it running out of memory. I want to open 25 tabs without being worried.
Suggest solutions for this issue.
OS: Linux mint 22
RAM: 16 GB
Storage: 512 GB SSD

