Launch Firefox 69 by blocking crypto-currency extraction and tracking cookies

Mozilla has launched the new flagship version of the Mozilla browser, numbered 69 on all PC and mobile operating systems. This version comes with virtual blocking enabled for cryptocurrency extraction as well as cookies for third party websites that follow you.

In practice, Mozilla has added a minimum level of user protection to cookie users since version 43 in private browsing mode four years ago. Many improvements have also been made to block not only ads and usage statistics, but also to prevent the storage of cookies on the user device and multiple levels of blocking. .

In June, the protection of follow-ups became so much improved that it included 2,500 sites that prevented them from being followed.

Today, you can view all the sites that Firefox has blocked for you and you can activate them manually, because some cookies are as useful as storing your login information, unlike advertising cookies.

The other important feature is for people experiencing a sudden increase in pressure, load, and heat in their device by entering a web page because they are using their device resources to exploit cryptocurrency.

Today, Mozilla automatically recognizes and blocks these activities.

Firefox users on Mac have seen an improvement in battery consumption and an adjustment of the download interface with the display of the download progress indicator in the Finder.