Extensions or add-ons on any browser make the work of the user simple and easy. We can have a good time browsing websites or doing work using a Web browser and its extensions. In this guide, we show ...

While Mozilla Firefox Addons or Extensions are very useful, sometimes an extension can cause bugs, does not work as expected, performs malicious behavior, or you just do not find it useful. As ...

Over the coming year, Firefox will be putting the finishing touches on a plan it set in motion in 2015, which was to replace the aging Add-ons API with a new system called WebExtensions, based on the ...

A newly discovered malware infected multiple Firefox browser add-ons with more than 50,000 downloads combined.

GhostPoster is an example of how malware can hide in browser extensions. Being selective about the add-ons you install and ...

Over the past two weeks, Mozilla's add-on review team has banned 197 Firefox add-ons that were caught executing malicious code, stealing user data, or using obfuscation to hide their source code. The ...

Mozilla has released a Hall of Fame that software developers definitely don't want to be on. To promote the fact that not all Firefox add-ons are created equal, the browser-builder has named and ...

Firefox 3 was released just this June, and many Firefox fans believe the new version is clearly the best browser you can get. You can make it even better with free ...

An expired certificate on the Mozilla Add-ons infrastructure is disabling Firefox add-ons for millions of users, and is also preventing users from re-activating or (re-)installing extensions. The ...

Most Firefox add-ons enhance the browser’s core feature set, provide convenient Web browsing tools, or plug in the proverbial bells and whistles (e-mail notifiers, current weather data or cosmetic ...

As more and more versions of Firefox are released, the compatibility of add-ons is becoming an increasingly worrisome problem for Mozilla. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who ...

GhostPoster malware hid inside 17 Firefox add-ons, abusing logo files to hijack links, inject tracking code, and run ad fraud ...