Chromium has announced that it will default to HTTPS on all web pages soon. The change is coming to make browsing more secure. It will also warn against potentially insecure connection downloads.
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Mozilla has published version 5.0 of Firefox Preview on GitHub and should arrive on the Play Store soon. It brings new add-ons, Picture-in-Picture mode, performance improvements and more.
Mozilla has made several more extensions available in the latest Nightly of Firefox Preview. They include HTTPS Everywhere, NoScript, Privacy Badger and more. Nightly compiles are currently paused.
In a bid to distribute ruleset updates in a more timely manner for HTTPS Everywhere, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has now separated them out from updates to the browser extension itself.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has released a new update for its DNT enforcer, Privacy Badger. The release brings us a lot closer to seeing the add-on come to Firefox for Android, officially.
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