Download LibreWolf 138.0.3-1: Enhanced Privacy Browser

Discover LibreWolf: A Privacy-Focused Firefox Fork

LibreWolf stands out as an independent fork of Firefox, driven primarily by a commitment to user privacy, security, and the enhancement of user freedom. As the community-led evolution of LibreFox, it promises to address the pressing concerns of modern web users.

Why Choose LibreWolf?

This browser is architected to bolster defenses against tracking and fingerprinting tactics while introducing various critical security enhancements. By implementing tailored privacy settings and patches, LibreWolf effectively mitigates unwanted telemetry, data collection practices, and intrusive anti-user features such as Digital Rights Management (DRM).

Key Features of LibreWolf

Latest Firefox Build: Compiled directly from the most recent Firefox Stable release, LibreWolf provides users with the latest features and essential security updates.
Independent Build: LibreWolf operates outside of the Firefox ecosystem with its unique settings, profile directory, and installation path. This independence allows it to coexist with Firefox and any other web browsers.
No Telemetry: The removal of embedded server links and phoning home functionality results in minimal automatic background connections.
User Preferences Management: Easily update settings to suit personal privacy needs.
Extension Firewall: Control internet access for extensions to enhance security.
Multi-Platform Support: Available on Windows, Linux, Mac, and soon Android.
Community Driven: Developed and maintained by a dedicated community.
Dark Theme Options: Offers both classic and advanced dark themes for user interface customization.

Privacy Features of LibreWolf

Automatically delete cookies and website data upon closing the browser.
Built-in support for privacy-respecting search engines, including DuckDuckGo and Searx.
Comes with uBlockOrigin configured with strict default filters to effectively block ads and trackers.
Strips tracking parameters from URLs natively and through uBlockOrigin.
Employs dFPI (Total Cookie Protection) for enhanced cookie management.
Incorporates RFP (Resist Fingerprinting), aligning with the Tor Uplift project to minimize fingerprinting risks.
Displays the user’s language as en-US across websites to protect browser and operating system language settings.
Disables WebGL, a significant source of fingerprinting data.
Uses Mozilla’s location API instead of Google to ensure privacy when accessing location services.
Limits ICE candidate generation during video calls to a single interface for improved security.
Forces DNS and WebRTC traffic to go through proxies for security.
Trims cross-origin referrers to enhance privacy by concealing full URIs.
Disables link prefetching and speculative connections to reduce tracking opportunities.
Clears disk cache and temporary files upon closure.
Disables form autofill and search/form history tracking to protect user input.
Additionally, it features more privacy controls for users.