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Get the free app no ads · no paywallTechnology · 19 June 2026
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Firefox has lost about a third of its desktop share in a year, and its maker Mozilla wants to win users back. Mozilla published a roadmap this week promising a fresh look, tab groups on phones, customisable shortcuts, and a built-in mobile VPN. It's now the last big browser not built on Google's Chromium engine, but Chrome still towers over the market.
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