[su_heading size=”18″ margin=”40″]To make your browsing experience safer, Mozilla is integrating some of the key privacy and confidentiality features of the Tor browser into Firefox. These features will be available in the final release of Firefox 50.[/su_heading]
[su_note note_color=”#a8d3a3″ radius=”7″]Tor is often cited as one of the most useful privacy tools that one can use to effectively protect oneself from the constant and indiscriminate “surveillance” of governments and hackers. With the help of multiple layers of encryption, users are able to hide their identity and browse the internet safely.[/su_note]
Mozilla is now trying to meet users' need for secure browsing and privacy , and in collaboration with the Tor Project , it is working to bring the privacy features of the Tor browser to Firefox .
Mozilla is likely to incorporate these new features in the upcoming version of Firefox 50.For those who don't know, the Tor browser is based on Firefox Extended Release.
With the final release of Firefox 50, users will be able to browse the web with an enhanced web browser. It is worth noting that Firefox has already implemented a number of Tor features in pre-release versions of Firefox 50.
Since the mainstream online audience doesn't need all of Tor's specialized features, Mozilla will allow users to choose their desired privacy options accordingly. On the other hand, some features that the company considers essential for safe browsing will be deeply integrated and inextricably linked to the browser.
