Extensions and themes are like apps for your browser, and they let you protect passwords, download videos, find deals, block annoying ads, change how your browser looks, and much more. These small software programs are often developed by a third party. Here’s a selection { -brand-product-name } <a data-l10n-name="learn-more-trigger">recommends</a> for exceptional security, performance, and functionality.

{ -brand-short-name } is changing how extensions work in private browsing. Any new extensions you add to { -brand-short-name } won’t run by default in Private Windows. Unless you allow it in settings, the extension won’t work while private browsing, and won’t have access to your online activities there. We’ve made this change to keep your private browsing private. <label data-l10n-name="private-browsing-learn-more">Learn how to manage extension settings</label>

See <a data-l10n-name="logging">HTTP Logging</a> for instructions on how to use this tool.

How we use your personal information and feedback submitted to { -vendor-short-name } through { -brand-short-name } is described in the <a data-l10n-name="mozilla-privacy-policy-link">{ -brand-short-name } Privacy Policy</a>.

Some { -brand-short-name } features make use of web-based information services, however, we cannot guarantee they are 100% accurate or error-free. More details, including information on how to disable the features that use these services, can be found in the <a data-l10n-name="mozilla-service-terms-link">service terms</a>.

{ -brand-full-name } uses web-based information services (“Services”) to provide some of the features provided for your use with this binary version of { -brand-short-name } under the terms described below. If you do not want to use one or more of the Services or the terms below are unacceptable, you may disable the feature or Service(s). Instructions on how to disable a particular feature or Service may be found <a data-l10n-name="mozilla-disable-service-link">here</a>. Other features and Services can be disabled in the application preferences.

An overview of the website services the product incorporates, along with instructions on how to disable them, if applicable, should be included here.

See <a data-l10n-name="support-about-studies-link">about:studies</a> for more information, including how to disable individual experiments or to disable { -brand-short-name } from running this type of experiment in the future.

The <a data-l10n-name="data-doc-link">Firefox Data Documentation</a> contains guides about how to work with our data tools.

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