Firefox 151 adds major privacy improvements and fixes high-priority security vulnerabilities, making this an update you shouldn’t ignore.
Mozilla has published release notes for Firefox browser version 151.0, and this update includes several genuinely meaningful privacy and security improvements.
Three changes stand out in particular:
Stronger anti‑fingerprinting
Broader protection for local network access
More control over private sessions and permissions
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