Help us improve your { -brand-name-mozilla } experience

Everyone deserves access to the internet — your language should never be a barrier. That’s why — with the help of dedicated volunteers around the world — we make the { -brand-name-firefox-browser } available in more than 90 languages.

Dañù da’ui gā internet riña daran’ nê’ — sê ‘ngō sa rañu’ūnj un huin ‘ngō nânj a’min’. Yi’ì dan — mà ‘ngō yi’nïn’ nìko nej duguî’ rugûñu’ūnj nachrûn da’ huā ngè ganikàj gan’ānj riña yumiguìi — yi’ì dan nī ga’ue narì’t gachîn doj riña 90 nânj an ‘iaj sun ngà nej sa nana’ui’ nikāj { -brand-name-firefox-browser }.

Last but not least, a safe browser should offer tools to help you keep an eye on your accounts. Think of alerts that go straight to your email if any of your accounts get breached or icons that tell you whether a website is encrypted, (i.e., if it’s a good idea to enter your credit number on a shopping site).

There are a few ways a browser can help its users stay secure. A browser that is up to date with the latest security tech can help protect your computer and websites from unwanted visitors, such as malware or computer viruses.

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.

Open a new tab in { -brand-name-firefox } to see the sites you visit most, your recent bookmarks and popular articles in { -brand-name-pocket }. { -brand-name-firefox } gives you quick access to your most recently used sites to help you get where you’re going faster.

{ -brand-name-beta } is an unstable testing and development platform. By default, { -brand-name-beta } sends data to { -brand-name-mozilla } — and sometimes our partners — to help us handle problems and try ideas. <a href="{ $link }">Learn what is shared</a>.

{ -brand-name-beta } sani 'ngo plataformâ hiaj arâj huè si ni gàchin nahuin hue'ej. Yi'ì dan Bêta a'nïn nuguan'an riña { -brand-name-mozilla } — ni da'aj nej dugui' ñûnj — rugûñu'unj nej si nagi'iaj sà' ñûnj sa huaa. <a href="{ $link }"> Gini'in si nuhuìn si yinga'</a>.

{ -brand-name-developer-edition } is an unstable testing and development platform. By default, { -brand-name-developer-edition } sends data to { -brand-name-mozilla } — and sometimes our partners — to help us handle problems and try ideas. <a href="{ $link }">Learn what is shared</a>.

Ma sa arâj huè si huin { -brand-name-developer-edition } nī sê sa yitïnj ïn huin. Sa hūaj huin sisī, a'nïn { -brand-name-developer-edition } nuguan'an riña { -brand-name-mozilla } — asi riña a'ngô nej sa 'iaj sun ngà ñûnj — da' rugûñu'un nagi'iaj ñûnj sa huā a'nan'an asi nagi'iaj nakà ñûnj 'ngō sa huāa. <a href="{ $link }">Gini'in ahuin nuguan' duyingaj</a>.

Get a sneak peek at our next generation web browser, and help us make it the best browser it can be: try { -brand-name-firefox-nightly }.

Gini’iāj doj dàj gā navegador nakà doj hìaj girī ñûnj, nī rugûñun’ūnj da’ nahuin man ‘ngō navegador gi’iaj sun hue’ê hia nïn’ïn: yakāj da’nga’ dàj ‘iaj sun { -brand-name-firefox-nightly }.

<a rel="external" href="{ $feedback }">Give us feedback</a> to help us put the final tweaks on performance and functionality in a stable environment.

<a rel="external" href="{ $feedback }">Gataj nuin si anin ruhuat</a> da' gi'iaj sun hue'e ma.

{ -brand-name-nightly } is an unstable testing and development platform. By default, { -brand-name-nightly } sends data to { -brand-name-mozilla } — and sometimes our partners — to help us handle problems and try ideas. <a href="{ $link }">Learn what is shared</a>.

{ -brand-name-nightly } sani 'ngo plataformâ hìaj arâj huè si ni gàchin nahuin hue'ej. Yi'ì dan { -brand-name-nightly } a'nïn nuguan'an riña { -brand-name-mozilla } — ni da'aj nej dugui' ñûnj — rugûñu'unj nej si nagi'iaj sà' ñûnj sa huaa. <a href="{ $link }">Gini'in si nuhuìn si yinga'</a>.

Test beta versions of { -brand-name-firefox } for { -brand-name-ios } via { -brand-name-apple }’s { -brand-name-test-flight } program and help make our mobile browser for { -brand-name-iphone }, { -brand-name-ipad } and iPod touch even better.

Garasun versión beta { -brand-name-firefox } guenda { -brand-name-ios } nga { -brand-name-apple }’s { -brand-name-test-flight } ni rugujñu'unjt nej sa 'iaj sun nga { -brand-name-iphone }, { -brand-name-ipad } and iPod da' nahuin hue'ej.

Help build the last independent browser. Write code, fix bugs, make add-ons, and more.

We’re backed by <a href="{ $mozilla }">{ -brand-name-mozilla }</a>, the not-for-profit organization that puts people over profit to give everyone more power online. We created this extension because we believe that you should have easy-to-use tools that help you manage your privacy and security.

{ -brand-name-firefox } isn’t slow… now. In 2017, we completely rebuilt our browser engine (called Quantum), to ensure { -brand-name-firefox } could compete with other major browsers. And, our tracker blockers help pages load even faster. So { -brand-name-firefox } is lightning fast without sacrificing any of your privacy.

In some cases, an ad blocker can help your browser go faster. When an ad is loading, it can slow down a website. At the same time, it takes longer to find what you’re looking for if you’re too busy closing yet another ad.

Get help creating new passwords, auto-fill online forms and log in automatically.

Peek at our next generation web browser, and help us make it the best browser it can be.

Need help installing?

If you still need help installing, <a href="{ $url }">read the tutorial in our Support section.</a>

We believe everyone should have access to the internet — that’s why we make the { -brand-name-firefox-browser } available in more than 90 languages with the help of dedicated volunteers around the world.

We compare { -brand-name-firefox } with { -brand-name-chrome }, { -brand-name-edge }, { -brand-name-safari }, { -brand-name-opera }, { -brand-name-brave } and { -brand-name-ie } to help you make your decision.

We compare { -brand-name-firefox } with Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera and Brave to help you make your decision.

How to spot false information online and help stop the spread

Having trouble? <a { $attrs }>Get help with your installation</a>.

Choose an area to get involved below and help make { -brand-name-firefox } better for users everywhere

Protect your real email address to help control your inbox.

Spread the word about { -brand-name-firefox } and help your favorite people say goodbye to { -brand-name-chrome }.

More help managing your { -brand-name-firefox-account }

Seek diverse perspectives. Diversity of views and of people on teams powers innovation, even if it is not always comfortable. Encourage all voices. Help new perspectives be heard and listen actively. If you find yourself dominating a discussion, it is especially important to step back and encourage other voices to join in. Be aware of how much time is taken up by dominant members of the group. Provide alternative ways to contribute or participate when possible.

The heart of { -brand-name-mozilla } is people. We put people first and do our best to recognize, appreciate and respect the diversity of our global contributors. The { -brand-name-mozilla } Project welcomes contributions from everyone who shares our goals and wants to contribute in a healthy and constructive manner within our community. As such, we have adopted this code of conduct and require all those who participate to agree and adhere to these Community Participation Guidelines in order to help us create a safe and positive community experience for all.

The heart of { -brand-name-mozilla } is people. We put people first and do our best to recognize, appreciate and respect the diversity of our global contributors. The { -brand-name-mozilla } Project welcomes contributions from everyone who shares our goals and wants to contribute in a healthy and constructive manner within our community. As such, we have adopted this code of conduct and require all those who participate to agree and adhere to these Community Participation Guidelines in order to help us create a safe and positive community experience for all.

Special thanks to all of you who help report abuses of { -brand-name-mozilla } marks, participate in governance forums, give feedback on our localizations & legal terms, and contribute your skills to the success of the { -brand-name-mozilla } project.

Get the { -brand-name-mozilla } newsletter and help us keep it open and free.

Help fund our mission

We believe community collaboration is vital to creating an internet that is diverse, innovative, and accountable to the people who need it most. Whether you have a background in tech, community organizing, or just a computer and some free time, you can help us make the internet a better place.

{ -brand-name-mozilla } is a non-profit organization working to ensure the internet is open and welcoming to all. And we need your help. By joining our community, you can help drive innovation, enhance accountability and trust and make the internet a better place for everyone.

{ -brand-name-mozilla } has a dedicated team of volunteers to help with whatever issues you may be experiencing.

Help make { -brand-name-mozilla } products easy to use. Answer people’s “help” questions as part of the { -brand-name-mozilla } Support Community forums.

The internet is only global if it’s understood everywhere. Help us translate { -brand-name-mozilla } products and websites into your local language.

When you use { -brand-name-firefox }, you help { -brand-name-mozilla } fight misinformation online, teach digital skills and make the comments section more human. Check out what helps create a healthier internet.

Help us make a better { -brand-name-mozilla } for you by test-driving our latest products and features.

Regular updates to help you get smarter about your online life and active in our fight for a better internet.

Donate your voice to help make voice recognition open to everyone.

Ga'nïnj si nanèt da gā nî'nïnj sa nani'in nanè riña darûn'.

Help make deep learning algorithms available to the open source world.

Preview the latest build of { -brand-name-firefox } and help us make it the best.

Ni'iāj dàj hua { -brand-name-firefox } gahui nakà doj nī rugûñu'ūnj da' nahuin hue'ê man doj.

Projects that help keep the internet open and accessible for all.

Nej sun rugûñu'ūnj da' gā ni'nïnj internet riña daran' chre nê'.

Help prevent { -brand-name-facebook } from collecting your data outside their site.

Get the { -brand-name-mozilla } newsletters and help us keep the web open and free.

{ -brand-name-mozilla } uses analytics information to understand how users interact with our websites so that we can improve them, and fix any problems that arise. We may also use data from Cookies, device information, and IP addresses to help us understand how users engage with our products, services, communications, websites, online campaigns, devices, and other platforms. We will only collect analytics information and set Analytics Cookies with your consent.

Cookies are small files containing pieces of information that are saved to your computer or device when you visit a website. { -brand-name-mozilla } uses Cookies to help make our websites work, as well as to collect information on how you use and interact with our websites, such as the pages you visit.

The following questions and answers should help you understand what to expect from { -brand-name-mozilla } and { -brand-name-firefox }:

Nej nuguan' nachin' nan'ānj nī nata' 'na' nan da'ui rugûñu'ūnj sò' da' gini'înt dàj hua rayi'î { -brand-name-mozilla } ngà { -brand-name-firefox }:

We adhere strictly to { -brand-name-mozilla }’s <a href="{ $principles }">Data Privacy Principles</a> and we collect the data required to keep the VPN operational and to improve the product over time. We also track campaign and referral data on our mobile app to help { -brand-name-mozilla } understand the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns. Read more in our <a href="{ $notice }">Privacy Notice</a>.

As more of daily life takes place through the internet, online privacy and security become even more important. A VPN, <a href="{ $url }">Virtual Private Network</a>, can help you create a secure, private connection to the internet. It works by creating a “tunnel” between your device and the internet at large, and it protects you in two important ways:

Every time you are on the internet, IP addresses are playing an essential role in the information exchange to help you see the sites you are requesting. Yet, there is a chance you don’t know what one is, so we are breaking down the most commonly asked questions below.

A VPN also offers security on open and public WiFi connections. Open WiFi can be risky, and it’s impossible to be sure that someone else isn’t connecting to the same network to snoop on what you’re doing. Even if your traffic is encrypted, they can still see which sites you are visiting. And if you’re using an app that doesn’t have encryption — and even today, many don’t — then they can see everything you are doing in that app. { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } is a fast, secure, trustworthy service that can help close the security gap for you. <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> also lets you choose your “location” (where your traffic appears to be coming from) from more than { $countries } countries.

We’ve done the legwork to ensure that both the <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> and <a href="{ $fpn }">{ -brand-name-firefox-private-network }</a> proxy extension actually respect your privacy, and it’s something we’re willing to stake our reputation on. { -brand-name-mozilla } has a reputation for building products that help you keep your information safe. We follow our easy to read, no-nonsense <a href="{ $principles }">Data Privacy Principles</a> which allow us to focus only on the information we need to provide a service. And since we are backed by a <a href="{ $mission }">mission-driven</a> company, you can trust that the dollars you spend for this product will not only ensure you have a top-notch security, but also are making the internet better for everyone.

We’ve done the legwork to ensure that the <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> actually respects your privacy, and it’s something we’re willing to stake our reputation on. { -brand-name-mozilla } has a reputation for building products that help you keep your information safe. We follow our easy to read, no-nonsense <a href="{ $principles }">Data Privacy Principles</a> which allow us to focus only on the information we need to provide a service. The { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } technology is lean and modern to offer users a fast connection with full VPN protection and security. And since the makers of this VPN are backed by a <a href="{ $mission }">mission-driven</a> company, you can trust that the dollars you spend for this product will not only ensure you have a top-notch VPN, but also are making the internet better for everyone.

As more of daily life takes place across internet connections, privacy and security issues become even more important. A VPN — <a href="{ $vpn }">Virtual Private Network</a> — can help anyone create a secure, private connection to the internet. It works by creating a secure “tunnel” between your device and the internet at large, and it protects you in two important ways:

It’s a beautiful Saturday morning, and you’ve settled down on a park bench to sip a coffee and catch up on your favorite news sites, watch a few videos and do some quick online shopping while getting sun and fresh air. Rather than draining your allotted mobile data, you hop onto your city’s public WiFi service. It’s free, and run by the city, so it must be ok, right? The fact is, you can’t be certain the municipal network is secure or even real (see the next point) and set up to protect you from malicious people or entities spying on you while you’re connected. Turning on a VPN can help protect your device from anyone who tries to snoop on the sites you’re visiting or hijack your sensitive login information while you’re kicked back on that park bench any day of the week.

Open WiFi abounds when you’re on the go, from networked buses to hotspots in train stations to the free airport internet. And no matter how secure they seem to be, treat these WiFi hotspots with care and suspicion. Many of us will use these free connections at times for convenience, yet all the same risks outlined in this article apply to any open, unverified WiFi network. Using a VPN can help protect your identity, file transfers and online activities from bad actors attempting to spy on you through the same WiFi network.

We’ve done the legwork to ensure that the <a href="{ $mozvpn }">{ -brand-name-mozilla-vpn }</a> actually respects your privacy, and it’s something we’re willing to stake our reputation on. { -brand-name-mozilla } has a reputation for building products that help you keep your information safe. We follow our easy to read, no-nonsense <a href="{ $principles }">Data Privacy Principles</a> which allow us to focus only on the information we need to provide a service. And since we are backed by a <a href="{ $mission }">mission-driven</a> company, you can trust that the dollars you spend for this product will not only ensure you have a top-notch security, but also are making the internet better for everyone.

Need help getting started?

You can contact our support team right from the { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } Application by clicking Settings > Get Help > Contact Support. You can also contact us <a href="{ $support }">on our support page</a>.

VPNs help prevent:

VPNs can provide an additional layer of security for your laptop or PC and help protect you from hacking attempts, phishing attacks, and other online threats. VPNs encrypt your data and location by creating a “tunnel” between your computer and the internet. If your laptop or PC isn’t using a VPN, hackers and third parties might be able to intercept your traffic, putting your privacy at risk.

Using a Windows device on a public, unsecured Wi-Fi network makes your internet traffic information more vulnerable to network spies, and a VPN can help you keep your data private by adding a strong layer of protection.

We adhere strictly to { -brand-name-mozilla }’s <a { $principles }>Data Privacy Principles</a>. We only collect data required to keep { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } operational and improve the product over time. We also track campaign and referral data on our mobile app to help { -brand-name-mozilla } understand the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns. Read more in our <a { $notice }>Privacy Notice</a>.

Want to help bring { -brand-name-mozilla-vpn } to more people? <a { $href }>Become a volunteer translator</a>.