Chromebook

Chromebook

Always-on tracking protection: by default, { -brand-name-firefox } runs Enhanced Tracking Protection (ETP) to protect your personal data from known ad trackers, social trackers and cryptomining scripts that follow you around the web.

Ñemo’ã tapykuehoha rovake hendy tapia: ijypykue rupi, { -brand-name-firefox } oiporu ñemo’ã iporãva tapykuehoha rovake (ETP) omo’ã hag̃ua ne mba’ekuaarãitéva rapykuehoha ñemuha ojekuaáva, tapykuehoha ñanduti atygua, ha criptominería scripts nde rapykuehóva ñandutípe.

Get { -brand-name-firefox } for { -brand-name-android }

Ereko { -brand-name-firefox } { -brand-name-android } peg̃uarã

Get { -brand-name-firefox } for { -brand-name-chromebook }

Ereko { -brand-name-firefox } { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã

Get { -brand-name-firefox-browser } for { -brand-name-chromebook }

Ereko { -brand-name-firefox-browser } { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã

Get { -brand-name-firefox } Desktop for { -brand-name-chromebook }

Erekóke { -brand-name-firefox } mesa arigua { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã

Install { -brand-name-firefox } as a { -brand-name-linux } app: going this route takes a few more steps, but it’s worth it. When you install the { -brand-name-firefox } browser as a { -brand-name-linux } app, you get the { -brand-name-firefox } desktop browser and all the benefits that come with, including Enhanced Tracking Protection, a built-in password manager, access to thousands of add-ons (including UBlock Origin ad blocker), and themes to customize the look of your browser. <a { $url }>Learn more about installing { -brand-name-firefox } desktop browser for { -brand-name-chromebook }.</a>

Emohenda { -brand-name-firefox } tembiporu’i { -brand-name-linux } mba’évarõ: ehapykuehórõ ko tape eikotevẽ hetave mba’e, hákatu iporã. Emohendávo { -brand-name-firefox } kundahára tembiporu’i { -brand-name-linux } mba’évarõ, erekóta kundahára mesa arigua { -brand-name-firefox } ha opa mba’eporã orekóva, tapykuehoha ñemo’ã iporãvévarõ, ñe’ẽñemi ñangarekohára ijehegua, heta moĩmbahápe jeike (oĩhápe UBlock Origin ñemuha jokoha), ha téma emboava hag̃ua ne kundahára jehecha. <a { $url }>Eikuaave mba’éichapa emohendáta { -brand-name-firefox } kundahára mesa arigua { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã.</a>

Install { -brand-name-firefox } from { -brand-name-google-play } Store: on newer versions of { -brand-name-chromeos } (x86 based { -brand-name-chromebook } running { -brand-name-chromeos } 80 or later), you have the option to install the { -brand-name-firefox } for { -brand-name-android } app. This app is developed for mobile devices.

Emohenda { -brand-name-firefox } pe { -brand-name-google-play } ñemuha guive: umi { -brand-name-chromeos } ipyahuvéva (ha’éva x86 { -brand-name-chromebook } omba’apóva { -brand-name-chromeos } 80 térã upeigua), ikatu emohenda pe app { -brand-name-firefox } { -brand-name-android } peg̃uarã. Ko app ojejapo pumbyry popeguápe g̃uarã.

Is it hard to install { -brand-name-firefox } for { -brand-name-chromebook }?

¿Hasy { -brand-name-firefox } mboguejy { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã?

So you’ve got a { -brand-name-chromebook } — now it’s time to get the independent, automatically private { -brand-name-firefox-browser } to protect your personal data.

Eguerekora’e { -brand-name-chromebook } — ko’ág̃a erekomava’erã pe { -brand-name-firefox-browser }, isãso ha hekoñemi ijeheguíva omo’ã hag̃ua ne mba’ekuaarãitéva.

Supporting independent technology: since most major browsers are now running on { -brand-name-chromium }, there are fewer options that don’t feed into the Big Tech machine. { -brand-name-firefox } is backed by a not-for-profit and is dedicated to fixing the internet. Using { -brand-name-firefox } makes you a part of that.

Aykeko tembiporupyahu ijeheguíva: heta kundahára ko’ág̃a rupi omba’apóva { -brand-name-chromium } ndive, oĩ sa’ive poravorã oike’ỹva Tembiporupyahu Tuicháva Pa’ũme. { -brand-name-firefox }-pe oykeko atyguasu viru rehegua’ỹva, ha omba’apóva ñanduti oiko porãve hag̃ua. Eiporúvo { -brand-name-firefox } reiméma hendivekuéra.

We wish it were more straightforward, but your { -brand-name-chromebook } would prefer to keep you in the { -brand-name-google-play } ecosystem. However, we think it’s worth the effort to install the { -brand-name-firefox } browser to your { -brand-name-chromebook } – and we’ve got resources to help you if you need them. There are two ways to get { -brand-name-firefox } on your device.

Ikatúnga’u ndahasyive, hákatu nde { -brand-name-chromebook } oĩsẽvéta { -brand-name-google-play } mba’éramo. Upéicharamo jepe, roguerovia iporãiteveha emohenda pe kundahára { -brand-name-firefox } nde { -brand-name-chromebook }-pe – ha roipytyvõkuaa eikotevẽramo. Mokõi hendáicha eguerekokuaa { -brand-name-firefox } ne mba’e’okápe.

While a { -brand-name-chromebook } already has { -brand-name-chrome } installed, downloading and using { -brand-name-firefox } as your go-to browser provides you with a few benefits:

Orekomarojepe { -brand-name-chromebook } mohendapyre { -brand-name-chrome }, omboguejy ha oiporúvo { -brand-name-firefox } ne kundahára iporãvévarõ, erekóta hetaiterei mba’eporã:

Why get <span>{ -brand-name-firefox }</span> for { -brand-name-chromebook }?

¿Mba’ére ereko’arã <span>{ -brand-name-firefox }</span> { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã?

*x86 based { -brand-name-chromebook } running { -brand-name-chromeos } 80 or later

*{ -brand-name-chromebook } x86 rehegua omongu’éva { -brand-name-chromeos } 80 térã uperiregua

{ -brand-name-firefox-browser } for { -brand-name-chromebook }

{ -brand-name-firefox-browser } { -brand-name-chromebook } peg̃uarã

While a { -brand-name-chromebook } already has { -brand-name-chrome } installed, downloading and using { -brand-name-firefox } as your go-to browser provides you with a few benefits

Orekomarojepe { -brand-name-chromebook } mohendapyre { -brand-name-chrome }, omboguejy ha oiporúvo { -brand-name-firefox } ne kundahára iporãvévarõ, erekóta hetaiterei mba’eporã:

{ -brand-name-chromebook }

{ -brand-name-chromebook }