We created a fun, hands-on experience called DevTools Challenger to give designers a deep-dive on how to make the most of these new tools. Today we’re also releasing new visual editing tools in Firefox Developer Edition including Animation Tools that work the same way animators think. Since some Web pages may appear broken when elements that track behavior are blocked, we’ve made it easy to turn off Tracking Protection in Private Browsing for a particular site using the Control Center. We’re also introducing a new Control Center in Firefox that contains site security and privacy controls in a single place in your address bar. Private Browsing with Tracking Protection in Firefox for Windows, Mac, Android and Linux actively blocks content like ads, analytics trackers and social share buttons that may record your behavior without your knowledge across sites. However, when you browse the Web, you can unknowingly share information about yourself with third parties that are separate from the site you’re actually visiting, even in Private Browsing mode on any browser. We first added Private Browsing to Firefox to give you control over your privacy locally by not saving your browser history and cookies when you close a private window.

Private Browsing with Tracking Protection You can learn more about Firefox Private Browsing with Tracking Protection by checking out this video. No other browser’s Private Browsing mode protects you the way Firefox does-not Chrome, not Safari, not Microsoft Edge or Internet Explorer. With the release of Tracking Protection in Firefox Private Browsing we are leading the industry by giving you control over the data that third parties receive from you online.

We created this feature because we believe in giving you more choice and control over your Web experience. We’re releasing a powerful new feature in Firefox Private Browsing called Tracking Protection.

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