The latest version of Firefox (22) is full of big new features. Most notably, the latest update adds support for 3D gaming (care of Epic Games), for video and voice calls as well as file sharing ...

The updated browser supports WebAssembly, which promises to bring the performance of native applications to the web in a secure way. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an ...

Web browsers seem to enjoy hiding fully playable games inside of themselves, from text-based adventures to one of human history's earliest examples of a video game (i.e. Pong). And wouldn't you know ...

Mozilla Firefox browser has a few Easter eggs planted in it. These are hidden features or surprises embedded in the browser that can be readily accessed via “about:” page. The page opens the door to ...

To play Unicorn Pong, click the menu icon in the upper right corner of your Firefox browser and click Customize. Then, various menu icons were displayed on the left side, and an 'overflow menu' box ...

Playing video games through a browser can be a painful experience, especially if your laptop or home computer is not powerful enough. However, Firefox and Unity are hoping to make the experience more ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Mozilla today launched Firefox 52 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android.

Flash Game Maximizer lets users of the browser toggle between standard mode and full-screen mode for any game--even if it's not an option on the game's player. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and ...

Despite the illusion, there is no real privacy in the private browsing mode across all browsers, with hidden tracker codes following your online footprints. But Firefox is attempting to put an end to ...

Mozilla turned the blocking of third-party tracking cookies on by default this week with the release of Firefox 69. Although the feature has been available since October’s Firefox 63, this week’s ...

Thirty years ago this summer, Clint Eastwood's cold war thriller Firefox soared across the big screen, and Clint himself even tried his hand at the Atari video arcade version of the film's climactic ...