Download LibreWolf 131.0.3-1 Web Browser

LibreWolf is an autonomous “fork” of the popular Firefox browser, primarily focused on enhancing user privacy, security, and freedom. It serves as the community-driven successor to LibreFox.

The design of LibreWolf emphasizes bolstering defenses against various tracking and fingerprinting techniques while integrating numerous security enhancements. These goals are achieved through a set of privacy-centric configurations and patches. Moreover, LibreWolf is committed to eliminating telemetry, data harvesting, and intrusive features, including disabling anti-freedom measures such as DRM.

Key Features of LibreWolf:

Up-to-Date Firefox — LibreWolf is compiled directly from the latest stable version of Firefox, ensuring users get the newest features and security enhancements.
Stand-Alone Build — LibreWolf functions independently from Firefox, complete with its unique settings, profile directory, and installation paths, allowing it to coexist with Firefox and other browsers.
No Data Exfiltration — Functions that connect to external servers are eliminated, resulting in minimal default background connectivity.
Customizable User Settings
Extensions Firewall: Manage internet access for browser extensions.
Cross-Platform Support (Windows/Linux/Mac, and Android coming soon)
Community-Driven Development
Dark Themes: Available in both classic and advanced styles

Privacy Features in LibreWolf:

Automatically clear cookies and site data upon closure.
Incorporate only privacy-respecting search engines like DuckDuckGo and Searx.
Includes uBlock Origin with customized default filter lists and strict Tracking Protection, effectively blocking ads and trackers.
Remove tracking parameters from URLs natively and via uBO.
Activate dFPI (Total Cookie Protection).
Enable RFP, part of the Tor Uplift initiative, acclaimed as a leading anti-fingerprinting solution aimed at standardizing user metrics to prevent fingerprinting.
Set the user language to en-US for websites to protect the device’s operating system language settings.
Disable WebGL to eliminate a significant fingerprinting vulnerability.
Restrict access to OS location services, opting for Mozilla’s location API instead of Google’s.
Limit ICE candidates to a single interface during video or audio sharing in videoconferences.
Ensure DNS and WebRTC are routed through the proxy when applicable.
Trim cross-origin referrers to prevent full URI exposure.
Disable link prefetching and speculative connections to enhance privacy.
Turn off disk caching and clear temporary files upon exit.
Disable automatic form fills and search histories…and beyond.