In addition to the Firefox browser, Mozilla also has the Firefox Send file-sharing service , the Firefox Monitor breach notification service, and a separate password manager called Firefox Lockbox.
For this entire collection of Firefox products, Mozilla created a new logo.
“The Firefox you know as a browser is expanding to encompass a family of products and services that are united by putting you and your personal data first,” said Mozilla Creative Director Tim Murray.
“Firefox is a browser and an encrypted service for sending huge files. It's an easy way to protect your passwords on every device AND will give you an early warning if your email is part of a data breach.”
"Safe, private, eye-opening. That's just the beginning of the new Firefox family."
Earlier this week, Mozilla CEO Chris Beard announced that the company is preparing a VPN service under the Firefox brand, as well as a storage service. The new package will be subscription-basedfor those who want it, and free for those who don't have many requirements.
The company previously partnered with ProtonVPN in an effort to generate more revenue, but the vast majority of Firefox's profits come from selling its default search engine.
So Google currently appears to be one of the company's biggest funders, although the former Mozilla executive directly accused Google of deliberately and systematically sabotaging Firefox over the past decade to boost Chrome adoption.
Let's see how Mozilla's rebranding will go, and whether the path it chose (security and privacy) can hit the adoption of Google Chrome, when the majority of internet users seem to be completely indifferent to their security.
However, we could not fail to mention that Mozilla, which seems to be investing in protecting personal privacy, uses Google Search as its default search engine.
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