Latest Firefox released for Windows

Wolfzz · Jul 4, 2023

Firefox 115 Final

Firefox 115.0

Firefox is the most customizable web browser available and the one with the best tools and features to protect your data and privacy.

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CountMike · Jul 4, 2023

Josey Wales · Jul 4, 2023

Directory Listing: /pub/firefox/releases/115.0/

Brink · Jul 4, 2023

New Firefox Nightly version 117.0a1 released. See first post for more details.

f14tomcat · Jul 4, 2023

Firefox 116b1 released:

Directory Listing: /pub/firefox/releases/116.0b1/

asturias7 · Jul 4, 2023

Re Firefox 115:

Firefox users who run add-ons that are not monitored by Mozilla may notice a new notification in Firefox when they visit certain sites. The notification informs them that "some extensions are not allowed" and were blocked from running on that site.

Mozilla writes on a support page: "As of Firefox version 115, we have introduced a new back-end feature to only allow some extensions monitored by Mozilla to run on specific websites for various reasons, including security concerns".

Mozilla makes no mention of the scope of this and the support article is extremely vague. The change is called Quarantined Domains by Mozilla.

Firefox users may undo the change in the following way:

Load about:config in the Firefox address bar.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue, if the prompt appears.
Search for extensions.quarantinedDomains.enabled.
Set it to FALSE.
Restart Firefox.

Mozilla should consider publishing detailed information about the blocking in which it reveals all blocking rules.

Melchior · Jul 5, 2023

yup.. Mozilla is crazy these days..
first the XUL extension system now more problems...

f14tomcat · Jul 5, 2023

asturias7 said:
Re Firefox 115:

Firefox users who run add-ons that are not monitored by Mozilla may notice a new notification in Firefox when they visit certain sites. The notification informs them that "some extensions are not allowed" and were blocked from running on that site.

Mozilla writes on a support page: "As of Firefox version 115, we have introduced a new back-end feature to only allow some extensions monitored by Mozilla to run on specific websites for various reasons, including security concerns".

Mozilla makes no mention of the scope of this and the support article is extremely vague. The change is called Quarantined Domains by Mozilla.

Firefox users may undo the change in the following way:

Load about:config in the Firefox address bar.
Click Accept the Risk and Continue, if the prompt appears.
Search for extensions.quarantinedDomains.enabled.
Set it to FALSE.
Restart Firefox.

Mozilla should consider publishing detailed information about the blocking in which it reveals all blocking rules.

Mozilla may not want to violate any CSV issues by telling the Bad Guys exactly what it is doing. That is only common sense. If anyone wishes to ignore the warnings and take the risk, feel free to do so.